Greece will reach a deal with its international lenders, although this may not happen in the upcoming meeting of eurozone finance ministers, Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis said this evening.
"There will be a deal, a comprehensive agreement," Mr Varoufakis told reporters in Athens.
"But this does not mean that there will be an agreement at Friday's Eurogroup".
"There is clear convergence," he added.
Referring to the negotiations, Mr Varoufakis said earlier the International Monetary Fund "was demanding the deregulation of the labour market".
He said the market was already hit by a deep recession during the debt crisis.
Labour rules and a pension reform have been sticking points in the talks which have dragged on for months.
