Brussels - Greece is set to receive its first investments from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) although the lender warned Tuesday that its funding will depend on reforms undertaken in the cash-strapped country.
Greece has been contending with a six-year recession that many of its citizens blame on spending cuts demanded in return for their nation's international bailouts.
The London-based bank has not been involved in the rescue packages and is not an institution of the European Union (EU) although the bloc is one of its largest shareholders.