Brussels, 28/09/2012 (Agence Europe) - The Greek government is now awaiting the endorsement of the troika of lenders, representatives of which will arrive in Athens on Sunday 30 September, before concluding its new budget saving plans for 2013 and 2014. Troika representatives (European Commission, Euroepan Central Bank and International Monetary Fund) will examine measures for the €13.5 billion of savings on which the three coalition parties agreed on Thursday. Sources suggest the measures include €7 bn of cuts in pensions, the pay of certain civil servants (judges, academics, policemen and firemen) and welfare, €3,5 bn of savings (structural reforms in the civil service, early retirement for nearly 15,000 officials) and a €3 bn increase in tax revenue over the two years. Athens is awaiting payment of a €31.5 bn instalment of aid for recapitalising its banks and is hoping to be given two more years to adjust its budget, until 2016 instead of 2014. (LC/transl.fl)