Oued Zem

Oued Zem is a city in Khouribga Province, Beni Mellal-Khenifra, Morocco. According to the 2014 Moroccan census Oued Zem had a populace of 95,267. Oued Zem changed into a French agreement for the duration of the 20 th century. On 20 August 1955, in the course of the testimony length of Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef an rebellion of the Berber tribes took place in Oued Zem which brought about a massacre of French and Moroccan civilians. After Moroccan independence, it's far the memory of the volume of the repression that gave Oued Zem martyr city popularity.

Unemployment costs in Oued Zem are better than elsewhere in Morocco. Many human beings in Oued Zem have relied upon remittances from relatives operating in Europe, which have become scarcer after the 2008 economic crash. The metropolis has sooner or later come to be referred to as 'the capital of the "sextortion" enterprise': after victims are lured to take part in on line sexual encounters, they may be blackmailed.