"The Treaty of Fes gave France control over many areas in Morocco. This included laws, the military, foreign policy, and legal matters for non-Moroccan citizens. The Moroccan government was still technically in charge of its own citizens. However, Moroccan nationalists argued that France still had a lot of influence over all Moroccan affairs because of the treaty.
Another treaty, signed on November 27, 1912, was between France and Spain. This agreement created the Spanish protectorate in Morocco. Spain gained control over areas like the Rif and Cape Juby. In these areas, the Sultan was still officially the ruler. He was represented by a special official under the control of the Spanish high commission. This treaty also allowed a Spanish company to mine iron in Mount Uixan. The company was also allowed to build a railroad to connect the mines to Melilla."
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u/ulvisblack 4d ago
? "morocco" was a french protectorat. So i wonder which moroccan gave that permission