The Greek government estimates that the influx of income it will reach according to the list of measures it presented to the Institutions, will amount to six billion euros.

In a worst case scenario, Athens commits to achieving a primary surplus of 3.1% of GDP while the best case scenario estimates a surplus of 3.9% of GDP.

The list of measures is presented in 26 pages of reforms and proposals by the Greek government, which was first revealed by the Financial Times, and first translated into Greek by Protothemanews.com, Protothema.gr and Newmoney.gr.

Read the whole list, in English here

Read the whole list, in Greek here