List of administrators of the Tangier International Zone

This is a list of administrators of the Tangier International Zone during the period when it was governed in accordance with the Tangier Protocol.

Tenure	Incumbent	Notes
1912	International Protectorate of Britain, France and Spain (later Portugal, Italy, Belgium, Netherlands, Sweden, and the United States) attached to French Morocco.
1923	International Administration under the Tangier Protocol
1926 to 19 August 1929	Paul Alberge, Administrator (France)
19 August 1929 to 14 June 1940	Pierre Le Fur, Administrator (France)
14 June 1940	Moroccan occupation under Spanish command
14 June 1940 to 1 August 1940	Pierre Le Fur, Administrator (France)
1 August 1940 to 4 November 1940	Emanuel Amieva, Administrator (Spain)
4 November 1940	Incorporated into Spanish Morocco
4 November 1940 to 1941	Antonio Yuste, Military Governor (Spain)
1941 to 18 November 1942	Uriarte, Military Governor (Spain)
18 November 1942 to 11 October 1945	Pothous, Military Governor (Spain)
11 October 1945	Joint Administration of Great Britain, France and Spain, Portugal, Italy, Belgium, Netherlands, Sweden, United States and Soviet Union
11 October 1945 to 18 June 1948	Luís António de Magalhães Correia, Administrator (Portugal)
August 1948 to 9 April 1951	Jonkheer H.F.L.K. van Vredenburch, Administrator (Netherlands)
9 April 1951 to 21 June 1954	José Luís Archer, Administrator (Portugal)
21 June 1954 to December 1954	Étienne de Croÿ, prince de Croÿ-Roeulx, Administrator (Belgium)
4 January 1955 to 5 July 1956	Robert van de Kerckhove d'Hallebast, Administrator (Belgium)
1923 to 16 March 1941	Muhammad at-Tazi Bu Ashran, Representative of the Sultan and President of the Legislative Assembly	1st Term
16 March 1941 to October 1945	vacant
October 1945 to 1954	Muhammad at-Tazi Bu Ashran, Representative of the Sultan and President of the Legislative Assembly	2nd Term
1954 to 8 July 1956	Ahmad at-Tazi, Representative of the Sultan and President of the Legislative Assembly
8 July 1956	Re-incorporated into Morocco

Tangier

History	History of Tangier Timeline Battle of Cape Spartel Battle of Cape Espartel Battle of Tangier (1664) First Moroccan Crisis Treaty of Tangiers English Tangier Governors of Tangier Administrators of the Tangier International Zone Tangier Garrison 2nd Tangier Regiment Tangier Regiment Tangier Protocol Tangier International Zone

Economy	Economy of Tangier Tangier Exportation Free Zone Tanger-med

Districts and streets	Tangier City Center Grand Socco Petit Socco Quartier du Marshan Rue Es-Siaghine Rue de la Liberté Avenue Pasteur Avenue d'Espagne Avenue Mohammed VI beach

Religious buildings	Tangier Grand Mosque Kasbah Mosque Sidi Bou Abib Mosque Church of the Immaculate Conception Anglican Church of St. Andrew

Palaces and museums	Dar el Makhzen American Legation Forbes Museum of Tangier Museum of Contemporary Art Fondation Lorin Musée de Carmen-Macein

Other buildings	Plaza de Toros bullring Borj en Naam Gran Teatro Cervantes Hotel Continental (Tangier) Café Hafa Tangerinn Villa Muniria

Schools and colleges	Tangier Anglo-Moroccan School The American School of Tangier

Transport	Rabat-Tangier expressway Tangier Ibn Battouta Airport

Sport and culture	Atletico Tanger IR Tanger Stade de Tanger Stade de Marchan Cap Radio (Morocco) National Cricket Stadium

Geography	Bay of Tangier Parc de la Mendoubia Colline du Charf Cape Spartel Cape Malabata

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List of administrators of the Tangier International Zone

See also