Iziz

Iziz is a village located in the northern part of Morocco, specifically within the Tangier-Tétouan-Al Hoceïma region. It is situated in a rural area, characterized by its agricultural landscape. The village's economy is primarily based on farming, with local residents cultivating crops such as olives and various fruits and vegetables. Like many rural communities in Morocco, Iziz has a traditional way of life.

The population of Iziz is relatively small, and its residents are predominantly of Berber descent. The local dialect spoken in the area is a variant of Tarifit, a Berber language. Access to basic amenities and infrastructure can be limited in such remote areas, though efforts are often made to improve services over time. The surrounding environment offers natural beauty, with rolling hills and scenic vistas typical of the Rif Mountains region.

The social fabric of Iziz is woven around family ties and community cooperation. Traditional practices and customs are still observed, particularly during religious holidays and local festivals. The village's geographical location places it within a broader cultural and historical context of northern Morocco, a region known for its rich heritage and strategic importance throughout history.