Creditors receive Greek govt's draft on social security reform package
- Written by E.Tsiliopoulos
Greece's institutional creditors received a draft of the Greek government's intended social security reforms late on Monday evening, European Commission spokesman Margaritis Schinas confirmed a day later.
According to Schinas, the Greek government proposal will be examined by the institutions and the deliberations with Greek officials are expected to be concluded within the framework of the first evaluation, which will "start later in this month".
"The first evaluation comes as a continuation of the decision of the European Stability Mechanism last month to disburse the 1 bln euros sub-tranche to Greece," he said.
According to sources, a need for a political consensus on the specific issue, relevant to the one that existed in 2015 in the Greek parliament on important issues. was cited.
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