Trojka, koja je bila u Atini i pozvala Papademosa i ministra finansija Evangelosa Venizelosa da usvoji strožije reforme -- uključujući rezove plaća u privatnom sektoru, gonjenje poreskih neplatiša i privatizaciju državne imovine -- izjavila je da bi se česma s novcem mogla zatvoriti ukoliko grčki zvaničnici ne postignu sporazum i s investitorima, takozvani dogovor o učešću privatnog sektora.
The Troika, which was in Athens to urge Papademos and Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos to adopt more stringent reforms -- including pay cuts for the private sector, going after tax evaders and privatising state assets -- said the money tap could be turned off unless Greek officials also reach an agreement with investors, a so-called Private Sector Involvement deal.