The Tifinagh script is an ancient writing system used by the Tuareg people, a group of Berber nomads in North Africa. It consists of geometric symbols and is primarily used to write the Tamazight language. The script has a history that dates back over 2,000 years and has evolved over time. Today, Tifinagh is recognized as a cultural symbol for the Berber identity. It is taught in some schools and used in various forms of media, helping to preserve the language and heritage of the Berber people. The script is also included in the Unicode standard, allowing for digital representation.