26/06/2026
🟩⬜🟥 was proudly represented by President Fulvio Carlini at the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) Summit 2026 in , where global maritime leaders, policymakers, and industry stakeholders gathered to discuss the future of in an increasingly complex geopolitical and regulatory environment.
The Summit highlighted the importance of resilient , practical cooperation, security, and balanced pathways towards . Discussions reinforced that resilience requires a combination of market-based solutions, investment, effective risk management, and strong international collaboration across the maritime ecosystem.
🎙️ In his closing remarks, newly appointed ICS Chairman John Denholm emphasized the role of ICS in bringing together governments, regulators, and industry to promote practical cooperation and constructive dialogue. He stressed that recent disruptions to global trade routes and growing geopolitical instability demonstrate the need for coordinated action to safeguard supply chains, protect , and maintain global economic resilience.
🪢 A recurring message throughout the Summit was that the future of shipping depends on , open dialogue, and a network of complementary solutions rather than isolated approaches, ensuring that global trade remains secure, efficient, and sustainable. These priorities are warmly welcomed by FONASBA, which remains committed to supporting international cooperation and practical solutions that strengthen the maritime sector and the global supply chains it serves.
During the Summit, President Carlini met with ICS leadership, including Chairman John Denholm, Secretary General Thomas Kazakos, IMO representatives, and fellow industry leaders, reaffirming FONASBA's active engagement in shaping the future of global shipping.