Greece now has "relatively few" problems left to solve following a "very rough" six years, the country's central bank said Thursday in a cautiously upbeat annual report.
"If we can address the relatively few issues still pending and complete the first phase of the effort launched in 2010, we will then be able to move on to the next phase, in which the growth potential of the economy will be considerably enhanced," central bank governor Yannis Stournaras said.