Germany Urges Greece to Keep Pledges as Debt-Cut Talk Resurfaces
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Greece must stick to the promises it made to obtain a second bailout by pressing ahead with efforts to make its economy more competitive and meet budget targets, German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle said before his departure to Athens today.
Germany wants Greece to know that it’s a reliable partner, Westerwelle’s ministry said in a statement. The Greek economy is bearing the first fruits of Prime Minister Antonis Samaras’s policy, it said.