What is the jurisdiction of international chamber of commerce?

The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) operates as a globally recognized organization that promotes international trade and investment. Its jurisdiction primarily encompasses the establishment of rules and guidelines for commercial disputes, including arbitration and mediation through the ICC International Court of Arbitration. The ICC's influence extends to businesses and governments worldwide, facilitating trade practices and resolving conflicts across borders. However, the ICC itself does not have legal authority; rather, it provides a framework for dispute resolution that parties voluntarily agree to follow.