THE GROUP OF FIFTEEN
A
summit level group of developing countries spanning the globe, the G-15
provides a platform for articulation of common perceptions on the world
situation and promotion of economic development through South-South
cooperation and North-South dialogue. Based on the common goal of
enhanced growth and prosperity, the G-15 was established by 15
developing countries during the Ninth Non-Aligned Summit in September
1989. It presently has 18 members, comprising of an important
cross-section of countries from Africa, Asia, Latin America and the
Caribbean.
Forthcoming
Events:
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Working Group on Agriculture and Rural Development - December 2008.
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RECENT EVENTS:
THIRTIETH MEETING OF G-15 MINISTERS OF
FOREIGN AFFAIRS
Ministers
of Foreign Affairs met in New York on 26 September 2008 to review
activities of the G-15.
HIGH
LEVEL MEETING ON WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT AND RURAL AND AGRICULTURAL
DEVELOPMENT
Experts
of G-15 member
countries met to explore the possibility of establishing a G-15
mechanism to exchange experiences on rural and agricultural
development (...more)
THE
THIRTEENTH SUMMIT OF HEADS OF STATE AND GOVERNMENT
Heads
of
State and Government of the Group of Fifteen, assembled in Havana Cuba,
on 14 September 2006, for their 13th Summit meeting under the theme
“Rural and Agricultural Development and the Management of Water
Resources”. (...more)
NEWS AND PUBLICATIONS:
- G-15
Economic Cooperation News -
Monthly review of Economic Cooperation news: September 2008
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GROUP
OF FIFTEEN