The spokesperson for the German Ministry of Finances Martin Jaeger argued that the bailout agreement between Greece and its creditors is already rather flexible and as such there is no need to divert from the agreement over the refugee crisis
Mr. Jaeger claimed that Greece’s European partners have been ‘very generous’ in the latest agreement signed in July and as such dismissed the possibility of further flexibility, given the huge burden of the refugee crisis.
According to the German spokesperson, the Greek authorities must fulfill the terms of the agreement and there will be ‘no discounts’ in the upcoming program review.
