The development of events disappointed Carlo. Although the French in this negotiation directed their offense towards the British controlling the Suez Canal, the relationship between England and France did not deteriorate rapidly, nor was there any possibility of war.
This also meant that Carlo's plan to annex Morocco during an England-France war fell through. As long as there was no conflict or war between England and France, Spain could not annex Morocco.
Since nothing happened, Spain could only pretend to have done nothing and quietly wait for the final outcome of this meeting.
After negotiating for several months, the participating countries finally came up with a relatively clear treaty content regarding the free navigation of the Suez Canal and agreed to sign this treaty in Constantinople.
