Urban policy within the projects of the French colonial administration in the countries of Maghreb between the two wars (1919-1939)

In this study, I try to shed light on one of the practices of the French administration in the Maghreb (and we mention here in particular the three countries, Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco), within the framework of the colonial policy, through which it aims to tighten the grip and consolidate the feet of the French in the region within the so called project colonialism, and it is related to urban policy, given that the French colonial policy in the Maghreb affected various aspects and aspects. In this context, the French colonial administration relied on an urban policy, based on segregation, discrimination, and exclusion of Maghribans (the inhabitants of the three countries of Maghreb), given that it allocated to the colon an urban cities based on the modern style in modern cities that are available on various conditions of life, while the Maghribans were displaced To Al- Fayafi and Al-Bawadi.., relying on the traditional style of housing in huts and tents, and even the remaining Maghribans in the cities resorted to tin houses.