International Civil
Aviation Organization

About the Council

The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), established in 1944 under the Chicago Convention, is a UN specialized agency that develops global standards and regulations for civil aviation. With 193 member states, ICAO works to ensure safety, security, efficiency, and environmental sustainability in international air transport, while also fostering cooperation and dispute resolution among nations.

Agenda topics

• Issue 1: Analyzing aviation failures and airline safety standards in the 21st century.
• Issue 2: Regulating the Integration of Drones (UAVs) into Civil Airspace.