Ministers and senior EU officials in the Slovak capital also are urging the Greek government to speed up enactment of economic reforms so it can get its hands on the next batch of bailout cash before the end of October. Greece, which depends on the money due from the bailout to stay afloat, has recently fallen short of reform commitments, stoking concerns of a flare-up in the country's debt crisis. Because it hasn't delivered on the reform promises it has made, it can't yet get hold of the 2.8 billion euros ($3.2 billion) due from this current phase of its bailout program.
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