Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras assured his EU creditors at late-night crisis talks that his government would present a full set of economic reforms soon in order to unlock money to stave off bankruptcy.
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said he was "more optimistic" after three hours of talks with the leaders of Germany, France and EU institutions on the possibility of further financing.
"I'm more optimistic after this deliberation. I think that all the sides confirmed their intention to try to do their best to overcome the difficulties of the Greek economy as soon as possible," Tsipras said on leaving the talks in Brussels.
The prime minister said all parties had promised they would work to restore Greece's funding ability as soon as possible.
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