Preventica Casablanca: The INCVT Highlights Awareness and Prevention of Occupational Risks
INCVT Reaffirms Commitment to Health and Safety at Work at Préventica Casablanca 2026
During its participation in the latest edition of the Préventica Casablanca 2026 International Trade Show, the National Institute for Working Conditions (INCVT) has reaffirmed its dedication to workplace health and safety. Through an interactive booth, the Institute showcases its strategy focused on scientific research, data analysis, awareness-raising, training, and support for businesses.
Every year, the INCVT takes part in the Préventica Casablanca Show, a must-attend event for professionals in the field of occupational health and safety. This event serves as a vital platform for exchanging ideas, sharing experiences, and networking among various stakeholders dedicated to improving working conditions.
According to Faiza AMAHROQ, director of INCVT, this participation represents a significant opportunity to highlight the Institute’s missions and present the various components of its strategy aimed at preventing occupational risks.
At its interactive booth, INCVT emphasizes its key intervention areas, including the promotion of scientific research, data utilization and analysis, raising awareness of occupational risks, training stakeholders, and supporting businesses.
This approach also highlights the importance of communication and awareness, considered essential levers for preventing workplace accidents and occupational diseases. Among the initiatives presented at the booth, INCVT offers visitors a range of educational tools and communication materials.
Pamphlets, brochures, practical guides, and promotional videos are available to raise awareness among professionals about the different categories of occupational risks. These resources aim to facilitate access to information, enhance knowledge about health and safety at work, and encourage businesses to increasingly integrate preventive measures into their daily practices.
INCVT’s presence at Préventica Casablanca was further distinguished by a visit from the Minister responsible for Employment and Social Dialogue at their booth. According to Faiza AMAHROQ, this visit signifies substantial institutional support for the actions undertaken by the Institute to improve working conditions.
Through its participation in this professional event, INCVT confirms its commitment to continue its efforts to promote prevention, enhance awareness, and assist businesses in creating safer and healthier work environments.
