The meeting will be the third attempt over the last ten days to clarify the future of Greece, as EU paymaster Germany rejected Athens' recent proposal to extend the deal.
On Thursday, Greek Finance Minster Yanis Varoufakis sent a letter to the German Foreign Ministry, requesting an extension of the current bailout deal and pledging to complete required economic reforms, the Financial Times reported the same day.
Berlin immediately rejected the Greek request.
The eurozone group insists that debt-laden Greece fulfill the current package conditions before sealing a new deal. Greece might face a default over its disagreements with international creditors.
However, the austerity measures triggered popular discontent with governmental policies in the country, and unemployment jumped to over 25 percent.
In late January, a left-wing political party Syriza won snap parliamentary elections in Greece, and a new coalition government was formed. Syriza took a hardline stance against the bailout conditions, vowing to end "national humiliation" and review the deal.