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Paris talks mark start of Greece's most crucial troika review
The first round of the new review of Greece’s Economic Adjustment Program (EAP) is kicking off in Paris today and will last until September 4. The IMF spokesman has recently clarified that the aim of these meetings is to “discuss the way forward on the forthcoming review and is expected to be followed by the full mission to Athens in late September” for the full review.
Apart from the place – outside Greece for the first time – a new element of these discussions is that the IMF staff team will be led by Rishi Goyal and not by Poul Thomsen, who has recently been appointed Acting Director of the IMF European Department a...
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