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frmaoro
il Fankazzista
io la intendo come una notizia ottima nessuno esce dall'euroChe fa parla tra le righe? Dice "politicamente" non "monetariamente".
ficodindia
Forumer storico
Incredibile, la Merkel segue il nostro forum!
Ad esempio probabilmente ha letto, tra l'altro, il post #49764 . Infatti, nelle dichiarazioni rilasciate oggi ripete pari pari quanto da me postato ieri sera. Credo che il timore che l'euro possa fallire stia inducendo il governo tedesco ad assumere una posizione più responsabile.
http://www.athensnews.gr/portal/11/47299
Ad esempio probabilmente ha letto, tra l'altro, il post #49764 . Infatti, nelle dichiarazioni rilasciate oggi ripete pari pari quanto da me postato ieri sera. Credo che il timore che l'euro possa fallire stia inducendo il governo tedesco ad assumere una posizione più responsabile.
http://www.athensnews.gr/portal/11/47299
Andre_Sant
Forumer storico
ciao, come sempre loro tirano un po' la corda per piazzare i loro bund allo 0,x% a 20 mila anni di scadenza.. dopodichè quando vedono che la stanno tirando troppo ritrattano tutto.. e dicono che faranno qualsiasi cosa
ciao
ferdo
Utente Senior
Il Cancelliere tedesco, Angela Merkel, e il premier finlandese Jyrki Katainen sono fiduciosi di poter arrivare ad un accordo sul collaterale richiesto alla Grecia in cambio di un nuovo sostegno economico. I due leader, che si sono incontrati oggi a Berlino, hanno convenuto sulla necessità che la soluzione della crisi in Europa passi da una riduzione del debito.
tommy271
Forumer storico
queste sono notizie ...ok ...forza al lavoro ...meglio ai licenziamenti ...una bella sforbiciata...
La Task Force è valutata molto positivamente dai greci.
giub
New Membro
"The teleconference will probably be on Wednesday. It's still being arranged. The talk among the leaders is expected to focus on the latest measures announced by the Greek government and the implementation of the July decisions for the second Greek bailout, the progress of the PSI, etcetera," the diplomat said. "To be honest, the latest bailout plan is not proceeding as expected."
UPDATE: Greek PM To Hold Call With Merkel, Sarkozy - State TV - WSJ.com
UPDATE: Greek PM To Hold Call With Merkel, Sarkozy - State TV - WSJ.com
robinson
Forumer storico
Che fa parla tra le righe? Dice "politicamente" non "monetariamente".
ottimo!!
non avevo notato la differenza (nonostante anni di "settimana enigmistica"):
ha detto POLITICAMENTE e non MONETARIAMENTE.
Questa sembra essere un' ottima notizia; grazie di averla "trovata"
(a meno che non sia stato uno svarione di Angela)
tommy271
Forumer storico
EU Finds EUR7.7Bln In Potential Project Funding For Greece
BRUSSELS (Dow Jones)--A European Commission task force has identified EUR7.7 billion in potential funding for Greece for infrastructure projects and businesses.
The task force, headed by former European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Vice President, Horst Reichenbach, is separate from the troika mission of international lenders now in Athens to check on its economic progress and clear the country΄s next emergency loan tranche. Instead, its mission is to help Greece implement economic reforms and take advantage of available European Union funding.
"Of course, the fact the commission is a member of the troika does give us an advantage in ensuring a consistent approach," said commission spokesman Olivier Bailly.
He said the task force has identified with Greek authorities EUR7.7 billion in "sleeping projects."
"We don΄t have any specific indications as to how we are going to use this EUR7.7 billion," Bailly added, and the projects still need to be identified and approved.
The money is part of EU funds already allocated to Greece through 2013, but because of the crisis and complicated bureaucratic structures in Athens, it has been difficult for the government to tap the financing.
"That technical know-how is not necessarily always available in Greece," said Bailly.
He said the aim of the EU΄s efforts is to help businesses develop and promote projects that lead to job creation. It will deliver its first report by the end of October.
BRUSSELS (Dow Jones)--A European Commission task force has identified EUR7.7 billion in potential funding for Greece for infrastructure projects and businesses.
The task force, headed by former European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Vice President, Horst Reichenbach, is separate from the troika mission of international lenders now in Athens to check on its economic progress and clear the country΄s next emergency loan tranche. Instead, its mission is to help Greece implement economic reforms and take advantage of available European Union funding.
"Of course, the fact the commission is a member of the troika does give us an advantage in ensuring a consistent approach," said commission spokesman Olivier Bailly.
He said the task force has identified with Greek authorities EUR7.7 billion in "sleeping projects."
"We don΄t have any specific indications as to how we are going to use this EUR7.7 billion," Bailly added, and the projects still need to be identified and approved.
The money is part of EU funds already allocated to Greece through 2013, but because of the crisis and complicated bureaucratic structures in Athens, it has been difficult for the government to tap the financing.
"That technical know-how is not necessarily always available in Greece," said Bailly.
He said the aim of the EU΄s efforts is to help businesses develop and promote projects that lead to job creation. It will deliver its first report by the end of October.
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