Lamtuna is a historical region located in North Africa, primarily associated with the Berber people. It was known for its strategic position along trade routes, facilitating commerce between the Mediterranean and sub-Saharan Africa. The area played a significant role in the trans-Saharan trade, particularly in the exchange of goods like salt, gold, and textiles. The Lamtuna people were part of the larger Sanhaja confederation and contributed to the cultural and economic development of the region. Their influence extended to various aspects of life, including language, traditions, and social structures, shaping the history of Morocco and surrounding areas.