The ICC International Court of Arbitration is the leading global institution for resolving international commercial disputes through arbitration. Established in 1923, it operates under the auspices of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and administers arbitrations worldwide, providing parties with a neutral forum and procedural framework for resolving their disputes efficiently and effectively.
ICC Arbitration ensures top-notch service quality, facilitated by a reputable institution and guided by the ICC Rules of Arbitration, widely acknowledged and esteemed as the gold standard for international dispute resolution.
The accessibility and efficacy of ICC Arbitration are available to all, with the sole requirement being the consent of parties, stipulated either in a contract, treaty, or separate arbitration agreement. This consent, typically included in a pre-dispute contract or treaty, can also be granted post-dispute occurrence.
Distinguished by unparalleled experience and expertise, the ICC Court and its Secretariat stand ready to aid parties and arbitral tribunals on any matters concerning arbitration proceedings and diligently ensure the enforceability of ICC awards.