Administrative policy: establishment of an administrative system based on what appeared in the
Treaty of Fes (1912), abolishment of direct rule, formation of a Moroccan government, and establishment of the freedom of expression
Economic and financial policy: an end to economic exploitation, equality in taxes between Moroccans and foreigners, creation of agricultural cooperatives, protection of traditional industries from competition, nationalization of railways and energy sources
Social policy: attention to education, particularly elementary education; attention to health, like modernizing clinics and hospitals; improvement of working conditions for Moroccans, such as limiting the workday to 8 hours
The document was divided into 15 sections:
Political reforms
Personal and general liberties
Moroccan citizenship and civil status
Equality reforms
Social reforms
Islamic affairs
Public health and social care
Labor affairs
Economic and financial reforms
Real estate system
Taxes and bills
Miscellaneous reforms
Arabic as the official language of the country
Moroccan flag and official holidays
Legislation
There was no response from the French authorities to these demands; in 1937, the French authorities imprisoned or exiled a number of nationalist leaders.