Brussels, 31/05/2011 (Agence Europe) - According to AFP, the secretaries of state for finance from the eurozone countries are meeting on Wednesday in Vienna to assess the possibilities of providing additional support to Greece. The following options are being explored: €60-70 billion more partly provided by international donors to the country and by way of speeding up the privatisation programme; rescheduling of Greek debt by extending the maturity of bonds due to expire; a voluntary commitment by private donors and institutional investors to maintain focus on Greece according to the “Vienna initiative” model (EUROPE 10384). Berlin will no longer demand the involvement of private lenders as a condition for granting further aid to Athens, according to information provided by the Wall Street Journal. The report by the Troika (European Commission, ECB, IMF) on the Greek budgetary situation and sustainable nature of Greek public debt will be available in a few days, explained the Commission on Tuesday 31 May. It will be on the basis of this report and commitments made by the Greek authorities to take further austerity measures that lenders will decide to allocate another tranche of aid of €12 billion at the end of June. (M.B./transl.fl)