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Royal Institute should apologize for language decline
The article focuses on the issue of choosing a writing system for the Amazigh language, criticizing the reliance on Tifinagh script, which Karam considers a non-practical symbol. He emphasizes that using the Latin alphabet can make the language easier to read and understand, thereby strengthening its preservation and learning. The writer stresses that the continued reliance on Tifinagh has led to a decline in the Amazigh language and prevented it from spreading more widely. He calls on the Royal Institute of Amazigh Culture to apologize for supporting this script, which he believes hinders the language's development.
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