We will then ask the International Monetary Fund and the European Commission to assess whether the country is keeping the conditions of the agreement, and only after a positive assessment will we resume operations. SPIEGEL: One only needs to consider the example of Greece currently to get an idea of how credible such statements are.
The government in Athens repeatedly broke their commitments to the troika (made up of the IMF, ECB and European Commission) and yet they are now about to receive the next tranche of financial assistance anyway. Draghi: That is not an appropriate comparison.