Once concluded, the review will release about five billion euros in loans from Greece's 86-billion euro bailout programme, its third since 2010.
Athens and its lenders had been exchanging drafts on agreed and proposed reforms for days. After seven years of austerity and rescue loans amounting to about 270-billion euros, Greece hopes its third bailout will be its last.
The government has been keen to swiftly conclude the review, which started in October, to begin talks on debt relief and the terms of the country's exit from the bailout programme which ends in August next year.
On Friday Greece's energy minister finalised a deal with creditors on the coal-fired plants the country will sell to comply with an EU court ruling.