Préventica Morocco 2026: Casablanca to Host a Major Event Dedicated to Occupational Health and Safety
Casablanca to Host International Preventica Morocco Congress and Exhibition on Workplace Health and Safety
From November 10 to 12, 2026, the city of Casablanca will host a new edition of the Preventica Morocco International Congress and Exhibition, dedicated to workplace health and overall safety within enterprises. This event will take place at the Casablanca International Fair, centering around the theme "Heading towards 2030: Workplace Health and Business Safety as Drivers of Sustainable Economic Development in Morocco."
This edition aims to bring together companies, institutions, decision-makers, experts, and professionals with the goal of promoting the prevention of occupational risks, the protection of people and property, and the safeguarding of economic activities.
In a context where risk management is crucial for the sustainability of businesses and economic competitiveness, Preventica Morocco 2026 intends to encourage the integration of prevention into the core strategies of organizations. Leaders, HSE and QHSE managers, human resources directors, workplace health professionals, and institutional stakeholders are expected to attend.
The three-day program will feature 80 conferences and workshops, with 200 exhibitors and nearly 6,000 participants anticipated. Discussions will cover four major areas: workplace health and safety, global security, major risks and fire prevention, as well as safety in production and construction activities.
Several topics will be addressed, including electronic security, cybersecurity, road safety, fire prevention, occupational risks, and site safety. The event will also serve as a professional networking space, allowing for the sharing of experiences and the presentation of innovative solutions.
The 2026 edition will be marked by several highlights, including an opening ceremony, the Preventica Morocco 2026 Risk Prevention Awards, institutional conferences, initiatives promoting Moroccan expertise, and the HSE 2026 Olympics. There will also be a celebration of the centenary of AFNOR and educational activities focusing on safety reflexes.
Through this event, the organizers aim to strengthen the culture of prevention within Moroccan companies and to establish workplace health and global safety as priorities for the Kingdom’s economic and social development by 2030.
Companies and professionals interested in attending will have free access to the exhibition, provided they request their visitor badge online and print it before arriving.
The meetings will take place on November 10, 11, and 12, 2026, at the Casablanca International Fair. The program and registration details are available on the website www.preventica.ma.
