On this day, 113 years ago, March 30, 1912 (February 12, 1912 in the lunar calendar), France acquired Morocco under the Fez Agreement. King Moulay Hafeed of Morocco On March 30, 1912, France's status in Morocco was legalized. For years, France has been quietly extending its tentacles to Morocco. Morocco is now a protectorate of France. According to the Fez Agreement, the permanent general will be stationed in Morocco; He will respect the interests of the king and Tangier's special status. Germany, which has been vying with France for dominance of the status for several years, agreed to the agreement last year.