المغرب في الصراع الفرنسي الإنجليزي : نحو تسوية ثنائية للمصالح المشتركة (1902-1912)‎

Abstract EN

The article deals with a problematic issue, centered on the manifestations and goals of the French-English conflict in Morocco and the results it produced, and proceeds from defining the concept of conflict in international relations to monitoring its forms regarding the French and English presence in Morocco throughout the period between 1902-1912.

The article concludes that the diplomatic conflict between France and Britain marked a new turn in the late nineteenth century.

After that England had been stiff in its positions against French interference in Morocco, it became during the first decade of the twentieth century an unprecedented leniency regarding the Moroccan issue.

And that the main entrance to end the diplomatic conflict between England and France regarding the Moroccan issue was based on the exchange of colonial interests between the two parties.