It is an academic institute of the Algerian state responsible for the study and promotion of the Amazigh language in Algeria.
This movement ultimately persuaded President Liamine Zeroual to establish the High Commission for Amazighity (HCA) in 1995.
[2][1] The following year, in 1996, Algeria's new Constitution acknowledged "Islam, Arabicness, and Amazighness" as fundamental elements of the nation's identity in its preamble.
Shortly after, on December 27, 2017, the Algerian Academy of Amazigh Language was established to support its development and promotion.
The HCA has achieved numerous findings for Berber languages and cultures in Algeria, including in particular:[3] In 2023, the Haut commissariat à l'amazighité recommended the generalization of mandatory Amazigh education to all Algerian schools.