Representatives of the “institutions” — the way the new Greek leftist government wants to refer to European Commission, European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund officials — will carry out inspections in Athens as well, Eurogroup President Jeroen Dijsselbloem emphasized after the Eurogroup meeting in Brussels on Monday. Moreover, Dijsselbloem warned that there is no more time to be wasted, while he clarified that there is smooth cooperation among officials. The Eurogroup President also underlined that there can be no unilateral moves, but only what has been agreed upon during the last few Eurogroup meetings. As for the disbursement of aid, Dijsselbloem was clear: “There can be no talk about early disbursement if there is no agreement and no implementation.” In other words, the assessment of the existing bailout program, which the new Greek government insisted would never happen, starts on Thursday.
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