The Group of Seven industrialized
nations (G7) said on Sunday that they look forward to working with
new Greek government and reaffirmed their position that Greece
should remain in the euro zone.
"Taking note of the Greek elections, we look forward to working
with the next government of Greece, and believe that it is in all
our interests for Greece to remain in the Euro area while respecting
its commitments," the Group of Seven said in a statement.
"We welcome the commitment of the Euro Area to work in
partnership with the next Greek government to ensure they remain on
the path to reform and sustainability within the Euro Area," noted
the statement.
The pro-bailout conservative New Democracy party beat the anti-
bailout leftist Syriza party in Greece's crucial election on Sunday,
according to the updated exit poll released nearly two hours after
all polling stations were closed.
The parliamentary election, the second round in six weeks in
Greece, were seen as a referendum on bailout deals and the debt-
laden country's fate in the eurozone.
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G7 Says Interests of All for Greece To Stay In Eurozone
June 19, 2012
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Source: Copyright Xinhua News Agency - CEIS 2012
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