When did Morocco regain independence from France?

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Morocco regained its independence from France on March 2, 1956.1

Following a period of political unrest and the deportation of Sultan Muhammad V by French authorities in 1953, the sultan returned to Rabat in November 1955. Shortly thereafter, he successfully negotiated a treaty that secured full independence for the country.21