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Foreign investors visit Athens to talk with Greek officials

Prem Watsa, John Paulson and Wilbur Ross, representing international investment funds, are among the foreign investors to meet with Greek officials

Newsroom January 29 03:23

The progress of the negotiations between Greece and its lenders as well as the Greek economy will be the main issues of the discussions to be held among a group of foreign investors and government officials.

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Prem Watsa, John Paulson and Wilbur Ross, representing international investment funds, are among the foreign investors who visited Athens on Friday to have a series of meetings with government officials, the Bank of Greece and the managements of companies in which they have invested.

According to sources, the foreign investors, who have already invested mainly in the Greek banking system, are expected to express their confidence in the prospects of the Greek economy, provided that the government will complete the reforms as soon as possible.

 

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