Global issues & trends
The ICC/IBA Pre-International Competition Network Forum, which took place earlier this month, focused on the digital technology sector, cartels and private information, and merger control.
ICC World Business Pride has joined forces with the Open for Business coalition to advocate for a more inclusive and diverse workplace as a driver of creativity, innovation and economic growth.
The International Court of Arbitration of the ICC Court has registered its 27,000th case, having announced record arbitration figures for 2021 earlier this year.
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ICC hosted a global competition forum to help global business and antitrust enforcers gain a deeper understanding of the new trends and related challenges in antitrust law enforcement.
Following the launch of the Declaration for the Future of the Internet at the White House today, the ICC has issued the following statement welcoming the new principles and calling for effective global multilateral cooperation.
The UNCTAD-led eTrade for all initiative marks a new milestone with the enrolment of the International Chamber of Commerce as its principal private-sector counterpart.
The Global Task Force on Refugee Labour Mobility is a new, multi-sectoral and multistakeholder initiative to increase refugee access to third country solutions.
ICC has announced four appointments to lead the work of its Global Environment and Energy Commission.
The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), with the support of ICC Ukraine, has announced the launch of an ICC Centre of Entrepreneurship for Ukraine to strengthen the resilience of Ukrainian SMEs and support refugees.
ICC and the OECD have signed a MOU to strengthen cooperation in areas of mutual interest in order to promote sustainable economic growth, revive global trade and advance the transition to a green economy.
The International Chamber of Commerce and the World Trade Organization have today published the first-ever toolkit to help companies and government agencies adopt available standards to accelerate the digitalisation of trade processes.
