The Greek government and its lenders are rushing against time to clench an agreement for a new multi-bill of measures. The interim agreement that could be locked at the eleventh hour will include a number of reforms geared towards releasing 1 bln euros by May 12.

Greece and its euro-area partners are stepping up talks in a bid to break an impasse over bailout aid as early as next week, even as the country’s government sent conflicting signals over its willingness to agree on long-stalled reforms, according to Bloomberg news agency.

Fin Min Stathakis is looking for a new deal for the privatization of Greek regional airports, including Chania airport “Daskalogiannis”.