Eurogroup President Jeroen Dijsselbloem warned that the Greek government has some way to go to bridge the gap with its creditors, Reuters reports.
“The Greek government still has a lot of work to do and I hope to get it all done before the end of the year,” Reuters quotes Dijsselbloem as saying.
The Greek government and international creditors have yet to agree on a set of reforms the government must legislate in order to receive two billion euros from the 86 billion euro bailout package the two sides agreed to in August.
A Eurogroup meeting is scheduled for November 9, with the Greek parliament set to vote on a new list of prior actions before then, after legislating a first list this past October 23.
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