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La Marsa Convention
The La Marsa Convention was an agreement signed on 8 June 1883 between France and Ali III ibn al-Husayn, bey of Tunis. Supplementing the Treaty of Bardo of 1881, it obliged the bey to carry out the administrative, judicial and financial reforms France considered useful, establishing a full protectorate in which a French resident-general controlled government. France in turn guaranteed the Tunisian debt.
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