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.
145 chambers of commerce and business associations have already joined an ICC Global Business Statement calling for a time-bound WTO reform process and renewal of the e‑Commerce Moratorium at the WTO’s upcoming ministerial meeting (MC14);
ICC played a central role at the 2025 Ukraine Recovery Conference (URC25) in Rome this week, emphasising the urgent need to de-risk private sector participation in Ukraine’s reconstruction.
The new members were formally elected during the annual meeting of the ICC World Council on 19 June 2025 and will each serve a three-year term effective 19 June 2025.
Mr Denton highlighted that the US accounts for only 13% of global trade, making it unlikely to single-handedly trigger a global trade war.
ICC Belgium pays tribute to Lucas Boudet ICC Belgium [...]
We are delighted to welcome Bernard Gilliot as the new Chairperson of ICC Belgium. We look forward to collaborating with him over the next three years as we continue our mission to promote international business and trade.
Brussels, 4 June 2024 - The "No to Counterfeiting" [...]
Understand how non-personal data plays a crucial role in addressing global challenges and discover how it fuels positive societal impacts.
On the eve of the Summit for a New Global Financial Pact in Paris, read this joint op-ed by the leaders of ICC, AFD, the CEB, the IEA, the OECD, the OIF and UNESCO to make Paris a platform for solutions for sustainable development.
The Digital Export Enablement Programme (DEEP) for ASEAN Small Businesses aims to support 1,000 micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in the ASEAN region by equipping them with digital export-relevant skills.
