The correct answer is: A. developing countries
The G-15 is a group of 15 developing countries that was founded in 1989. The group’s goal is to promote South-South cooperation and to strengthen the voice of developing countries in international forums. The G-15 countries are:
- Algeria
- Argentina
- Brazil
- Chile
- Egypt
- India
- Indonesia
- Iran
- Jamaica
- Kenya
- Malaysia
- Mexico
- Nigeria
- Peru
- Venezuela
The G-15 meets annually to discuss issues of common interest, such as trade, finance, and development. The group has also played a role in promoting South-South cooperation, such as through the establishment of the G-15 Development Bank.
The G-15 is a non-aligned group, meaning that it is not aligned with any particular superpower or bloc. The group’s members are all developing countries, and they share a common interest in promoting their economic development and in strengthening their voice in international forums.
The G-15 has been criticized for being ineffective and for not having achieved its goals. However, the group has played a role in promoting South-South cooperation and in giving a voice to developing countries in international forums.
The G-15 is not a group of companies.