July 14 (Reuters) - Slovakia postponed until Thursday its decision on signing the euro zone's emergency loans facility, the government said on Wednesday.

The centre-right cabinet of Iveta Radicova failed to unlock the 750-billion-euro scheme, set up to provide temporary financing to euro zone countries in trouble. It needs the signatures of all 16 countries in the currency area.

The government will hold a meeting on Thursday to debate the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) and a bilateral loan to debt-laden Greece, worth around 800 million euros.

(Reporting by Martin Santa)