2024 ICPC Executive Committee Meeting

The ICPC Executive Committee (EC) convened for its annual October meeting on Valentia Island, Ireland, at the historic Valentia Island Transatlantic Cable Station.

2024 Law of the Sea Workshop, Singapore

On Friday 3 May 2024, the ICPC and CIL organised a one-day closed-door workshop to discuss contemporary law and policy issues relating to the laying, repair and protection of submarine telecommunication cables.

2024 ICPC Plenary Meeting, Singapore

The ICPC held the 2024 Plenary in Singapore with the theme of 'Ensuring a Connected Future.' The last plenary held in Singapore back in 2011 hosted about 90 attendees, while this year's plenary hosted over 200 attendees.

2023 ICPC Plenary Meeting, Madrid, Spain

The 2023 ICPC Plenary took place in Madrid, Spain. ICPC Members, guest observers, invited speakers, and exhibitors from around the world gathered under one roof for three days to listen, learn, and discuss from a diverse set of topics about the vital importance of submarine power and fibre optic cables and their protection worldwide.

2022 Plenary Highlights, Virtual

Due to COVID-19, the 2022 Plenary format was a two-day online event comprised of live panel discussions, roundtables, and interviews accommodating the global audience for its Members.

2021 Plenary Highlights, Virtual

Over 250 delegates registered for the 2021 ICPC Virtual Plenary.

2019 Plenary Highlights, San Diego, California

In its 61st meeting, ICPC Chairman Graham Evans welcomed over 145 delegates to the well-attended 2019 ICPC Plenary in San Diego

2018 Plenary Highlights, Cape Town, South Africa

Graham Evans (ICPC Chairman) kicked off the Plenary by welcoming everyone to lovely Cape Town for three full days of engaging and insightful discussions related to the submarine cable community.

2017 Plenary Highlights, Montevideo, Uruguay

Graham Evans, ICPC Chairman, “welcomes everyone attending this year’s plenary session and encourages a highly engaging week of exchanging information, ideas, and solutions to ensure the ongoing protection of the world’s submarine cables”.