International Monetary Fund plans to send mission to Greece in February

The IMF mission will begin discussions in Athens with Greek, European Commission and European Central Bank officials in late February, IMF spokesman Gerry Rice said at a news briefing. Rice said the IMF mission was expected to wrap up “around mid-March.”

The IMF unblocked a 3.2 billion euro (US$4.3 billion) payment to Greece on January 16, lagging European aid disbursements amid concerns about Greece's lack of progress in structural reforms demanded under the bailout program.

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