Following an official trip to Finland, where Greece’s reform efforts were discussed in the light of an International Monetary Fund report admitting to serious errors in the country’s foreign bailout, Prime Minister Antonis Samaras is due to meet with advisers, and possibly also with his coalition partners, ahead of the anticipated return of troika inspectors to Athens on Tuesday.
Despite the furious debate spurred by the IMF report and the rift it provoked between the Fund and Greece’s two other official creditors, the European Commission and the European Central Bank, it is highly unlikely that auditors will be open to major changes in the economic program, government sources told Kathimerini.
