European Central Bank council member Christian Noyer said that a standby European Union and International Monetary Fund aid package for Greece was "very credible."                                            "Overall, we have a plan which is very credible," Noyer told France Culture radio station, in an interview broadcast on Saturday. The interview was carried out on Tuesday, April 13.                          He added that Greece had a "very rigorous budget plan" and that the decision taken by the other members of the eurozone is "a very strong one," he added.                                            Asked if there was a risk that the economic turmoil in Greece, whose debt problems have rocked world markets, could affect other members of the eurozone such as Spain, Portugal or Italy, Noyer replied: "This likelihood is very remote."                          "I think that this risk, if it ever existed in the first place, has diminished."                                            Noyer added that the current economic recovery was "fragile" and that it was important to reform France's pension system.