Greek government will sell ports
The Greek government is now prepared to privatize the Port of Piraeus, which has several times been mentioned in relation to a possible sale. This is evident from the plan to save the country's economy. Another port is also featured on the list.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN AND RITZAU FINANS
A sale of Greece's Port of Piraeus will help pull the country out its dire economic woes, according to the reform package presented by prime minister Alexis Tsipras to the country's creditors Thursday night, and which will be approved by the Greek Parliament today, Friday.
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