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Another crisis chapter closes, triggering final round of debt relief measures
The Eurogroup noted on Monday Greece’s progress in the post-enhanced surveillance era and released another set of debt relief measures. This marked the end of a years-long period during which Greece was often a specific agenda item in Eurogroup meetings.
Since the last review of the post-programme era on May 23, the Greek authorities had agreed on a set of deliverables due to be completed in autumn 2022.
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