Head of the Central Bank of Europe: Greece needs to help quickly

The President of the European Central Bank Jean-Claude Trisha called on Thursday to solve the issue of financial assistance to Greece as soon as possible.

On the same day, a member of the European Commission, who oversees the foreign exchange and economic issues, Ollie Ren said that negotiations on the conditions and terms for the provision of a Greece multi -billion dollar loan will end in the very near future.

Germany, whose share is the largest part of this loan in the EU, continues to insist that the Athens first provide a convincing anti -crisis plan.

Economists are afraid that the debt crisis in Greece can adversely affect the economy of other eurozone countries. The other day, credit ratings of Spain and Portugal were lowered. The rating of Greece itself was recognized as "non -investment."