The International Monetary Fund will send a team to Greece early next month for talks with Greek authorities and the IMF’s bailout partners, following a meeting of the IMF executive board to discuss a review of Greece’s program, the IMF said on Thursday. The IMF has joined Greece’s euro zone partners in providing billions of euros in bailout aid to help the nation avoid crashing out of the common currency bloc. Disbursement of the money is dependent on Greece meeting strict conditions. “The executive board is expected to meet next week, Friday, May 31, to discussion the completion of the third review of Greece’s program,” IMF spokesman Gerry Rice told reporters during a regular press briefing in Washington.
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