Global issues & trends
Self-certification of origin has become the default proof of origin in many modern Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) – valued by businesses for cutting cost and paperwork.
With additional organisations expected to sign on in the coming days, the rapidly growing coalition underscores the urgency felt across the business community as governments prepare to take critical decisions at MC14.
Momentum is rising among global business organisations backing a Global Business Statement for action at the 14th Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organization (WTO).
Business and government leaders gathered in Mexico City to explore practical steps to strengthen trade resilience, accelerate SME participation and modernise trade infrastructure in the Americas.
If the WTO e-commerce Moratorium were to lapse higher digital transaction costs could weaken the competitiveness of smaller Pacific island firms.
In this episode, ICC’s Valerie Picard speaks with trade expert Hamid Mamdouh about the growing challenges facing the WTO ahead of its 14th Ministerial Conference.
ICC has warned that deepening uncertainty around US trade policy is slowing business activity and investment decisions, even as global trade flows remain broadly resilient.
The ICC Dispute Resolution Library is now fully accessible through Jus Mundi’s agentic research tool, Jus A
First group of global experts for carbon accounting panel [...]
ICC Dispute Resolution Services has launched a partnership with universities in Brazil, China, Kenya, Qatar, and Chile to enhance arbitration education.
Global maritime piracy and armed robbery increased in 2025 [...]
ICC has called on governments and stakeholders to work on establishing policy environments that are open and interoperable, and can support investment and innovation in digitalisation.
