International Monetary Fund (IMF) has called for European countries to push ahead to reach a compromise on bailout reforms needed to unlock aid to Greece.<br/><br/>IMF welcomed the Brussels meeting yesterday where Eurozone Ministers said they had made some progress in the months-old dispute, with Greece agreeing to new bailout reforms. <br/><br/>IMF, which was a partner with the European Union in the first two Greek bailouts, but has not participated in the current third rescue, said it was sending back a mission to Greece but more work was needed.
News On AIR | February 21, 2017 7:33 AM
IMF calls for more progress on Greece bailout plan