ICC welcomes G7 commitment to catalyse private capital for development
The International Chamber of Commerce has issued the following statement in response to the G7 Leaders' declaration on mutually beneficial international partnerships.
The International Chamber of Commerce has issued the following statement in response to the G7 Leaders' declaration on mutually beneficial international partnerships.
ICC and the Chamber of Commerce of Bogotá (CCB) have signed a cooperation agreement to enhance cooperation in Latin America and support the development of high quality international dispute resolution services across the region.
The tracker gives governments, businesses and international bodies their clearest view yet of how the world is moving – or not – towards a landmark treaty that could make paper cargo documents history.
ICC and FCI to cooperate on data sharing for [...]
The 11th edition of the ICC Institute Prize, invites young scholars from around the world to submit outstanding research in international commercial law.
ICC Open Market Index 2026 12 June 2026 The [...]
The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) World Council has approved the election of Indian business leader Harsh Pati Singhania as ICC Chair, following a meeting of the ICC World Council at ICC Global Headquarters in Paris today.
Today’s global challenges demand collective action, creating a clear opportunity for the private sector to help drive solutions on issues such as climate change, widening inequalities, technological disruptions and rising private and public debt challenges.
ICC Secretary General John W.H. Denton AO joins Vrinda Tiwari, Asia-Pacific Programme Officer at the International Energy Agency (IEA), to discuss the evolving role of business in an increasingly complex global environment.
Chloe Martin’s path to ICC wasn’t a traditional one. She now helps coordinate hundreds of high-level court sessions each year, playing a central role in supporting the smooth running of the International Court of Arbitration.
ICC has announced a new dispute resolution initiative to support Lebanon’s economic resilience and recovery, as part of a broader effort to support the country’s private sector amid ongoing economic hardship.
The rollout marks a major milestone in the digitalisation of global trade. More Customs administrations are expected to join before the end of 2027, with ATA Carnet procedures set to become fully digital worldwide by 1 January 2028.