Oujda

[ooj-dah]

noun

1. a city in NE Morocco.

Oujda

/ uːdʒˈdɑː /

noun

1. a city in NE Morocco, near the border with Algeria: frontier post. Pop: 454 000 (2003)

Example Sentences

One protester told BBC Newsday that going to the hospital in his city, Oujda, on the border with Algeria, was like "entering a jail".

From BBC

Bilal Kissi's body was found by Moroccan fishermen and he was buried near the eastern Moroccan city of Oujda on Wednesday, his brother said.

From Reuters

Two members of Morocco’s security forces and 33 migrants who were injured during the border breach were being treated at hospitals in the Moroccan cities of Nador and Oujda, MAP said.

From Washington Times

Born to Algerian parents in Oujda, Morocco on 2 March 1937, Bouteflika became known for his intelligence from a very young age.

From BBC

Four people ages 24-28 were arrested in separate neighborhoods in Oujda.

From Washington Times