Greek reforms praised by ECB's Draghi

euronews (in English) 2012-10-09

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The president of the European Central Bank has given Greece a pat on the back for the economic reforms it has made so far but Mario Draghi said there was still a lot more to do for Greece to pay off its enormous sovereign debt.

The European Commission, the IMF and the ECB form the so-called troika of lenders spearheading the Greek rescue.

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