Global issues & trends
In order to lower barriers to international trade, ICC is committed to enable the development and recognition of universally accepted best practice standards for digitalisation.
International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Secretary General John W.H. Denton AO will join world leaders at next week’s World Economic Forum in Davos to advance a more cohesive and sustainable world.
The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) has welcomed the announcement of a first phase trade deal between the United States and China.
In recognition of the significant and growing environmental impact of commercial air traffic, the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), Perlin, and AirCarbon have formed a partnership to facilitate carbon credit schemes to reduce worldwide aviation emissions.
ICC has today published a landmark paper calling on World Trade Organization (WTO) Members to permanently prohibit the imposition of tariffs on cross-border data flows.
From high level sessions to interactive workshops, the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) seized the opening of this year’s Internet Governance Forum (IGF) to strengthen multistakeholder dialogues on the future of Internet governance.
In recognition of the rapid acceleration of digital technology, ICC has announced its commitment to make technology work for all.
On behalf of business, the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) calls upon participants at this year’s Internet Governance Forum (IGF) to ensure that digital technologies are accessible, affordable and relevant for all.
China has announced it will begin accepting ATA Carnets for the temporary admission of goods for sport purposes as of 1 January 2020.
COP25 takes place from 2-13 December 2019 in Madrid. This is ICC’s involvement in COP25 as the official UN Framework Convention on Climate Change Focal Point for Business and Industry.
ICC and blockchain provider, Perlin, will pilot ICC TradeFlow, a blockchain platform aimed at simplifying the trade documentation process for all.
The rulebook we have for international trade is ill-designed to cope with the disruptions of our digitalised and complex world, or to share the benefits of globalisation in an more equitable way.
