Sarraut Report

The Sarraut Report was a detailed assessment conducted in 1929 by the French government, focusing on the economic and social conditions of French colonies, particularly in North Africa. It aimed to analyze how these territories contributed to France's overall economy and recommended policies to improve development and administration. The report emphasized modernization efforts, infrastructure improvements, and the integration of colonies into France’s economic system. Its findings influenced colonial policies, promoting economic exploitation while also highlighting the need for social reforms to manage colonial populations more effectively.