Correspondingly, significant cultural minorities of Muslim Roma are found in Turkey (majority live in East Thrace), Israel, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania, Montenegro, Kosovo, Republic of North Macedonia, Bulgaria, (by mid-1990s estimates, Muslim Roma in Northern Thrace constituted about 40% of Roma in Bulgaria.[1]), Romania (a very small group of Muslim Roma exists in the Dobruja region of Romania, comprising 1% of the country's Romani population)[2]), Croatia (45% of the country's Romani population[3]), Southern Russia, Greece (a small part of Muslim Roma concentrated in Western Thrace), and Crimea. Because of the relative ease of migration in modern times, Muslim Roma may be found in other parts of the world as well.