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Fiscal issues top agenda as fourth post-MoU review gets underway
The fourth post-programme review is due to begin in Athens on Monday, with fiscal issues expected to top the agenda as the government prepared to include the tax cuts announced by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis in the 2020 draft budget.
Greek officials are due to begin discussions with the institutions’ technical teams on Monday, before the mission chiefs arrive in Athens at the beginning of next week. The aim is for the fourth review to be wrapped up by November so the Eurogroup can a...
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