The Berber tribes were resident of

The Berber tribes; also called Amazigh; are the indigenous people of North Africa. Their history spans thousands of years; and they are primarily found in Morocco; Algeria; Tunisia; and Libya. They developed a rich culture; language; and traditions that survived Roman; Arab; and French influences. Historically; Berbers contributed to trans-Saharan trade routes and played a key role in resisting colonial powers. Recognizing them as North Africans highlights their influence on the region’s identity and cultural heritage.