Dutch Finance Minister Jeroen Dijsselbloem has been elected as the new head of the Eurogroup, replacing the outgoing Jean-Claude Juncker. The 46 year-old Dijsselbloem, who has been head of the Dutch Finance Ministry for two months, is expected to take over. He said he hoped he would be able to focus on longer-term policies rather than just crisis management.
The Euro group is made up of the finance ministers from the European member states that use the single European currency. Dijsselbloem insisted the Eurozone should continue with economic reforms and austerity measures designed to resolve the debt crisis.
The NHK Europe correspondent wants to be informed about the new Eurogroup chairman.
For this production Featurez gave advice, did research and requested an interview with Jeroen Dijsselbloem.