Eurozone finance ministers have agreed with Greece and the International Monetary Fund on a deal that will address Athens' requests for debt relief, French Finance Minister Michel Sapin says.
"This agreement is act of confidence in today's Greece," he told reporters as he left a meeting in Brussels in the early hours of Wednesday.
He gave no details but said the agreement was comprehensive and covered short, medium and long-term measures on the debt.
Eurozone governments led by Germany have been resisting IMF calls for debt relief for Greece and have been reluctant to go beyond a commitment to look at easing the debt burden in a couple of years' time.
Reuters