Speaking of the native issue in Africa, Carlo also raised a question he was more interested in, which is about the assimilation of Moroccans in the South Morocco Colony.
When the South Morocco Colony was first established, the entire colony had a population of nearly one million. All these people were Moroccans, which means they were white.
After eliminating the extreme resistance elements among the Moroccans, the remaining people became the targets for Spanish assimilation.
Now, after so many years have passed, Carlo was curious about the situation in the South Morocco Colony and where the remaining Moroccans have gone.
Upon hearing Carlo's inquiry, the Minister of Colonial Affairs, William, was obviously prepared and answered without hesitation: "Your Majesty, currently our assimilation of Moroccans in the South Morocco Colony has been quite successful.
