Preventica Morocco 2026: AFMA and CGEM Raise Awareness on the Security Challenges for Temporary Workers

Protecting Temporary Workers: A Focus on Occupational Risk Prevention

The protection of temporary workers and the prevention of occupational risks were at the forefront of a conference held as part of Préventica Morocco 2026, taking place from November 10 to 12 in Casablanca. Discussions primarily centered on the respective responsibilities of temporary employment agencies, client companies, and insurers concerning occupational health and safety.

In an interview with MCG24, Mouhcine Touzani described the dialogues focused on prevention in the temporary labor sector as particularly enriching. He emphasized the importance of the relationship between the staffing agency, the client company, and the insurer, asserting that managing occupational risks relies on close collaboration among these parties.

For the General Director of AFMA, prevention is fundamentally a moral responsibility, but it also serves as a means for companies to better manage their risks and optimize their insurance budgets. He noted that insurers support their clients through action plans aimed at reducing workplace accidents and improving risk management practices.

Mouhcine Touzani further stressed the role of prevention within the missions of insurance companies, indicating that it should not merely be used as a communication tool. Instead, he views it as a genuine lever for business development and a concrete means to safeguard human lives.

Meanwhile, Yassine Karim, General Vice-President of the FCS within CGEM, explained to MCG24 that this conference held particular significance as it was dedicated specifically to the safety of temporary workers. Discussions included their integration into the professional environment, the identification and anticipation of risks, and the necessary measures to ensure their protection.

The speaker also highlighted the regulatory framework and the respective responsibilities of the client company, the temporary employment agency, and the insurer. The exchanges provided an opportunity to address the challenges faced on the ground while fostering a debate on recommendations and solutions that could enhance the safety of temporary employees.

Yassine Karim also reminded attendees that the human aspect must remain central to these initiatives. In his view, protecting workers cannot be separated from the responsibilities of various economic actors, who must prioritize safety.

Through this event, Préventica Morocco reinforces its role as a platform for dialogue among professionals, businesses, and institutions committed to health and safety at work. The gathering thus helps bring together different stakeholders around a common goal: to strengthen the culture of prevention and prioritize the protection of human life in the professional world.