That belief has Kees Vendrik, Director of Audit.
“As the outlook now, it is fair to say that we do have a hard head,” said a Vendrik interview with the television program Radar Extra, which is broadcast Monday night.
Vendrik not think the sentence would have been for the Greeks to cut back even more.
“The Greek policy under pressure from the troika (as the lenders are indicated, ed.) a cut rate followed what’s rarely happened before in history. Nevertheless, the Greek economy is almost no” “
Vendrik last year was involved in an international program in support of the Greek Court of Audit. This figure also included the SAIs of Belgium, Germany, France and involved in Europe.
Vendrik was a board member of the Dutch Court of Audit Chairman of this program. In that light, he offered his Greek colleagues in the past two years, support in investigations.
According to a spokesman of Audit Vendrik did not investigate the financial situation of Greece, but he got it insight into how the country stands now.
Greece has twice emergency assistance. In 2010 worth 110 billion euros and 130 billion euros in 2012. According to the Central Statistical Office, the Dutch government borrowed the Greeks so far 11.9 billion as part of the emergency loans.
In 2010, the then Finance Minister Jan Kees de Jager there is “absolutely out” that the borrowed money to the Greeks would be repaid with interest. In 2012 there was already partly abandoned when the euro countries lowered interest rates on the debt and the maturity extended
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