Signed at Paris, October 3, 1904. 

The Government of the French Republic and the Government of His Majesty, the King of Spain,
having agreed to define the extent of the rights and the guarantee of the interests resulting, for
France, from her  Algerian possessions, and, for Spain, from her possessions along the coast of
Morocco, and the Government of His Majesty. The King of Spain, having in consequence given
its approval to the Anglo-French declaration of April 8, 1904, relating to Morocco and to Egypt,
and communicated to it by the Government of the French Republic, 
     Declare that they remain firmly committed to the integrity of the Moroccan Empire under
the sovereignty of the Sultan. 
     In consequence of this, the undersigned, his excellency the minister for Foreign Affairs,
and his excellency, the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of His Majesty the King of
Spain, to the President of the French Republic, duly authorized to this effect, have prepared this
present declaration, which they have vested with their seals. 
     Done at Paris, in duplicate form, October 3, 1904. 

[L.S.] DELCASS? ; 
(L.S.) F. DE LEON Y CASTILLO.

TEXT FROM
Supplement to American Journal of International Law vol 6, 1912, 30.
Also in
Archives Diplomatiques, Vol. 96, p. 677.
 

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