Brussels, Jumada I 28, 1437, March 08, 2016, SPA -- Greece needs to step up its reform efforts, eurozone finance ministers said Monday, hours before negotiations are expected to resume in Athens on progress needed under its bailout, according to dpa. "We stressed that more work needs to be done, more effort needs to be put in for [there] to be a good outcome," Dutch Finance Minister Jeroen Dijsselbloem told journalists in Brussels after chairing a meeting of the eurozone ministers' Eurogroup panel. "There are still fiscal gaps to be filled, and some of the reforms will have to be deepened," he said, while acknowledging that this will not be "easy." Greece's creditors are currently reviewing progress under the country's third, 86-billion-euro (95-billion-dollar) bailout. --SPA 01:50 LOCAL TIME 22:50 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/w