Investing.com - Euro zone leaders reached a unanimous agreement after marathon all-night talks over a third bailout deal for Greece, European Council President Donald Tusk said Monday.
He said a program for Greece was "all ready to go", "with serious reforms and financial support".
The Greek parliament must pass new legislation on Monday and Tuesday to implement the measures agreed in Brussels, including on pensions reform and a new sales tax regime.
Parliaments in several euro zone countries will also have to approve any new bailout.
Eurogroup President Jeroen Dijsselbloem said talks on bridge financing for Greece will begin immediately, to help cover its debt repayments this summer.
He also said that €50 billion of state owned Greek assets would be set aside in a fund to contribute to the recapitalization of Greek banks.
Greece had initially resisted two key demands from creditors on having the International Monetary Fund involved in the new bailout, and on a German demand for Greece to set aside state assets to act as collateral for fresh loans.