ATHENS ? Despite a crushing economic crisis, a combination of harsh austerity measures and other fiscal and structural reforms are finally starting to pay off, Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras told visiting U.S. Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker.
In a news conference at the Acropolis Museum, Samaras said that, ?We are going to have a primary surplus for the first time in many years, a current account surplus and a foreign trade balance for the first time in decades.?
He added that, ?These are tangible results and these tangible results, along with the anticipation of Greece entering a period of recovery after six years of a very painful recession offer major investment opportunities in our country.?
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