Greek Economy Minister Stathakis says deal with lenders feasible
Greek Minister of economy George Stathakis expressed the view that a deal with the country’s creditor’s could be struck within the set deadline.
The new round of talks is scheduled to start on April 4 and Stathakis told Ant-1 TV he was optimistic about the final outcome of talks during a morning interview on the station, Friday.
He said that from the 5.4bln Euros worth of necessary measures agreed upon by both parties, the 3.6bkn Euros will be implemented immediately
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