countries. These three are responsible for oversight and coordination. Personal representatives of heads of state and government: Each member country is represented by personal representatives of heads of state and government who meet regularly in Geneva. In addition, the Federation of Chambers of Commerce, Industry and Services (FCCIS) is a private sector forum of G-15 member countries. The purpose of the FCCIS is to coordinate and maximize efforts which promote business, economic development and joint investment in G-15 nations. In 2010, the chairmanship of the G-15 was accepted by Sri Lanka at the conclusion of the 14th G-15 summit in Tehran. Members countries and organizations World Economic Outlook database (2012) G-15 Summits See also Global System of Trade Preferences among Developing Countries (GSTP) References Further reading Haas, P.M. (1992). "Introduction. Epistemic communities and international policy coordination", International Organization 46,1:1-35. , E- Bob Reinalda and Bertjan Verbeek. (1998). Autonomous Policy Making by International Organizations London: Routledge. ; ; External links G-15 official website IMF Intergovernmental organizations Non-Aligned Movement 20th-century diplomatic conferences 21st-century diplomatic conferences (Global) Economic country classifications