Greece won't repay IMF on time without extra funds - report


  • World
  • Wednesday, 01 Apr 2015

BERLIN (Reuters) - Greece will not repay the International Monetary Fund on time if foreign creditors do not send it further funds by April 9, Greek Interior Minster Nikos Voutsis told Germany's Spiegel on Wednesday.

"If no money comes by April 9, we'll first pay salaries and pensions here in Greece and then we'll ask our foreign partners to agree and understand that we won't pay the 450 million euros to the IMF on time," he was quoted as saying.

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