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From 28 September to 2 October 2026, the 26th ORP International Congress travelled through Buenos Aires, Rosario and Iguazú under the motto “The future of work is written today”. Organised by the ORP International Foundation and La Segunda Seguros, the congress brought together 2,144 attendees from 28 countries and featured the participation of 158 experts.
The event opened with a pre-congress day at the Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina in Buenos Aires. Its core programme took place at the Metropolitano Centro de Eventos in Rosario, which also hosted the Orpheus Night, and it concluded in Iguazú with a day devoted to sustainability under the motto “Safe work, sustainable future”.
Over five days, professionals, companies, universities and institutions shared knowledge and experience on Vision Zero, safety culture and workplace well-being, reaffirming the ORP International Foundation’s commitment to building safer, healthier and more sustainable working environments.
On 30 September, the Orpheus Night brought the congress community together for a special evening featuring a tango show and live music.

Live tango during the Orpheus Night.

Live music accompanied the celebration.
The ceremony presented 25 distinctions to organisations and professionals from different countries, in five categories.























The Orpheus Night premiered a new category, presented for the first time in the history of the ORP International Congresses. The first ORP Business Leader Award went to Faisal Kazi, President and CEO of Siemens Canada. Kazi expressed his thanks in a video message, and the award was collected on his behalf by Matías Sebastián Salto, EHS Regional Manager at Siemens.

Faisal Kazi, President and CEO of Siemens Canada, gives thanks in a video message for the first ORP Business Leader Award, collected on his behalf by Matías Sebastián Salto, EHS Regional Manager at Siemens.
The highest distinction
The Foundation’s highest distinction went to the Union of Occupational Risk Insurers (UART), for its role in strengthening the occupational risk system and promoting a culture of prevention in Argentina. It was collected by its president, Mara Bettiol.

Mara Bettiol, president of the Union of Occupational Risk Insurers (UART), collects the ORP 2026 International Award.