On 17 June 1955, Pierre Reveillaud, leader of the Republican, Radical and Radical-Socialist Party, sends a letter to Edgar Faure, President of the French Council of Ministers, in which he shares the concerns of the French population in Morocco at the threats of expulsion for some French people living in the country. While protesting against these measures, Pierre Reveillaud criticises the policy of successive French governments towards Morocco and emphasises the commitment of the French in the country to a rapprochement of the various segments of the population.