Facilitating market development across the G15

The Group of Fifteen (G15) is an intergovernmental organiSation comprising fifteen of the world's leading emerging economies: Algeria, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Egypt, India, Indonesia, Iran, Jamaica, Kenya, Malaysia, Mexico, Nigeria, Senegal, and Sri Lanka. Established to foster economic cooperation and development among its members, the G15 focuses on addressing global economic challenges, promoting sustainable development, and enhancing international cooperation. The G15's agenda covers a wide array of critical issues, including economic policy coordination, trade, climate change, global health, and security. By fostering dialogue among its members, the G15 aims to build consensus on policies that drive sustainable economic growth and development. Additionally, the G15 engages with non-member countries and international organisations to collaboratively tackle global challenges. In recent years, the G15 has prioritised contemporary issues such as digital transformation, pandemic response, and environmental sustainability. Notably, the G15 plays a crucial role in the energy transition, advocating for a shift to renewable energy sources, reducing carbon emissions, and promoting energy efficiency to combat climate change. Through its annual meetings and ongoing discussions, the G15 continues to shape global policies, supporting a stronger economy.