Greece and its international creditors have converged on key points on a cash-for-reforms deal but talks still have some room to cover before an agreement is clinched, the country's economy minister said on Thursday. "Right now negotiations are continuing, ... there have been big points of convergence," George Stathakis told Mega TV's On Line show. "There is still room to cover in the negotiations." Greece's leftist-led government on Wednesday said it is starting to draft an agreement with its euro zone partners and the International Monetary Fund that would pave the way for aid, but European officials dismissed this as wishful thinking.