The Financial Times’ Peter Spiegel has revealed that Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is prepared to accept most of the conditions set by Greece’s creditors.

According to the two-page letter sent addressed to the heads of the European Commission, IMF and ECB, the Greek government is “prepared to accept [the] Staff Level Agreement”, provided that the 30% VAT discount for the islands remains.

As for the critical pension reform, the Greek PM requests that changes to move the retirement age to 67 by 2022 begin in October, rather than immediately. Mr. Tsipras requested that special EKAS «solidarity grant», to be phased out more slowly than creditors request.

Additionally, the Greek Prime Minister wants to suspend the implementation of the ‘zero deficit clause’ and is against the privatization of the independent power transmission operator ADMIE.

An unnamed European official however told Reuters that the conditions set out by the Greek government, in order to accept the agreement proposal, may not be accepted by all Eurozone Finance Ministers.