The Greek reforms list in return for a new bailout programme has reached creditors in time, said Eurogroup President Jeroen Dijsselbloem Tuesday.
Dijsselbloem told a European parliament hearing meeting that "Grexit" was not on the table while the reforms list would be under review by international lenders, who would decide whether to issue new aid to the debt-stricken country.
"We are determined to stay together and improve monetary union," Xinhua news agency quoted Dijsselbloem as saying, noting that only British government talked about Greece's exit of eurozone.
Eurogroup and Greece Friday agreed on a final agreement over the bailout extension by four months, and such an agreement would ensure time for discussions on a possible follow-up arrangement between the Eurogroup, the institutions and Greece.
The Eurogroup comprises the finance ministers of the European Union countries.
