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Commission extends post-programme framework for #Greece
The European Commission has adopted a decision to extend the enhanced surveillance framework for Greece by six months, as provided for under Regulation (EU) No 472/2013 (part of the so-called ‘two-pack'). This extension is a normal and expected procedural step, on which Greece has been consulted, enabling the Commission to continue to support Greece's efforts to complete the delivery and implementation of reform commitments taken vis-à-vis the Eurogroup, following the successful completion of the third stability support programme. The next enhanced surveillance report will be published in September. More information on the enhanced surveillance framework for Greece is available here.
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