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    French policy towards Morocco (1912--1918) السياســة الفرنسيــة تجــاه المغــرب (1912- (1918 by Ali Hadi Abbas Al-Mahdawi علي هادي عباس المهداوي, Soha Hadi Naji سها هادي ناجي

    Published 2020-07-01
    “…France was one of the most enthusiastic European countries to include Morocco for strategic reasons, and these factors paved the way for imposing its hegemony on important parts of the Mediterranean, as France originally existed and occupied areas of strategic and economic importance, and the Sultan became under the mercy of French aspirations, and France demanded Morocco has entered into negotiations and concluded an agreement regarding the imposition of French protection, and has taken the necessary measures for this task, as it worked on drafting the provisions of the treaty, in line with its expansionist colonial interests, and the French government authorized the tasks of negotiations with Morocco Renu its delegate in Tangier and at the head of a mission that includes a number of Diplomats, politicians and military personnel, and the talks began with Sultan Abdul Hafeez on the twenty-sixth of March 1912 AD, the Sultan was forced to sign the treaty sometimes by enticing and threatening again and signed the treaty on the thirtieth of March 1912 AD, France pledged under the treaty to recognize the Sultan of Morocco, the country's sovereignty and territorial integrity, and its commitment to protect The Sultan is free from any external threat or danger in exchange for his agreement to the occupation of any region in Morocco by the French forces Legalized its occupation and expansion in Morocco The protection institutes were nothing but an inevitable result of a series that went through several stages through concessions, agreements and consular protections. …”
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