The ICC, with support from Singapore’s IMDA and the Mining and Metals Digitalization Forum (MMDF), unveiled today a practical guide to help governments and businesses implement paperless trade systems, that cut cost, time and risk in cross-border commerce.
Leverage the world’s most comprehensive benchmark for trade and supply chain finance. Backed by over a decade of aggregated data from leading global banks and over $25.7 trillion in transactions
Country and regional analyses underscore urgency of WTO reform [...]
New ICC brief outlines why tariffs on cross-border services are unworkable and what policymakers should do instead.
Mediation under the World Trade Organization (WTO) Dispute Settlement Understanding can help governments resolve trade frictions faster, cheaper and more constructively – if they’re willing to use it. ICC is making the case.
A rules-based global trading system provides the stability and predictability that businesses require for strategic planning, investment decisions, and day-to-day operations.
ICC has issued a statement following the conclusion of a new plurilateral agreement on e-commerce under the auspices of the World Trade Organization.
ICC Secretary General John W.H. Denton AO provided insights into the developments emerging from the World Trade Organization’s (WTO) Ministerial Meeting (MC13) in Abu Dhabi.
ICC sets out the private sector’s priorities and recommendations to make the multilateral trading system work better for people and the planet.
Emphasising the global business community’s steadfast support for the multilateral trading system, Mr. Denton stresses the need to see outcomes at MC13 in three key areas:
The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) has joined a global coalition of industry associations in a united call to renew the pivotal digital safeguard.
ICC has proposed a framework that sets out a holistic vision for reform of the World Trade Organization (WTO) from the perspective of the global business community
