1,000 ASEAN entrepreneurs trained on digital exports, bridging crucial skills gaps
DEEP was designed to bridge the gap between the trade aspirations of local businesses and the digital skills required to realise them
New ICC case studies provide guidance for trade digitalisation 
A new ICC Digital Standards Initiative collection of case studies aims to guide businesses and governments seeking to digitalise trade
ICC warns against further proliferation of unilateral trade measures
ICC has issued a warning about the systemic risks posed by the recent spate of unilateral trade measures
Enhanced consultation with taxpayers and increased tax certainty vital to future development of proposed UN Tax Convention
The United Nations has adopted Terms of Reference for a Framework Convention on International Tax Cooperation – a potentially significant step towards establishing new rules for cross-border taxation.
Global business urges governments to reject new international cybercrime treaty
ICC warns of serious flaws in the newly adopted UN Convention against cybercrime.
ICC welcomes new WTO e-commerce deal
ICC has issued a statement following the conclusion of a new plurilateral agreement on e-commerce under the auspices of the World Trade Organization.
Guidance on Responsible Business in Challenging Contexts
ICC has issued guidance to support businesses faced with challenging situations that cause stay-or-leave dilemmas, requiring crisis management and due diligence to identify.
ICC Young Arbitration and ADR Forum appoints new regional representatives
The ICC Young Arbitration and ADR Forum (ICC YAAF) has announced its new regional representatives.
The Secretary General of the International Chamber of Commerce has called on the world’s largest advanced economies to take meaningful steps.
ICC comments on zero draft terms of reference for UN Tax Framework Convention
The comments will inform the discussions about the UN zero draft ToR for a UN Framework Convention on International Tax Cooperation during the second substantive session of negotiations.
Protecting the cybersecurity of critical infrastructures and their supply chains
In an era defined by digital interconnectedness, safeguarding critical infrastructure and essential services has become paramount.
No room for complacency: maritime piracy incidents fall but crew safety remains at risk
Sixty incidents of piracy and armed robbery against ships were recorded in the first half of 2024, a decrease from 65 incidents for the same period in 2023.