19-02-2025
Remigration Summit To Convene In Milan In May 2025, With Identitarian Leaders From Austria, Portugal, Flanders, Italy, Participants From Across Europe
The Remigration Summit (ReSum), organized by an Austrian identitarian, is scheduled to take place in May 2025 in Milan, Italy. The precise date and location have yet to be released. The summit aims to bring together various speakers and participants who advocate remigration. Other European ultranationalist leaders have joined him in calling for the summit, including the head of a Portuguese ultranationalist movement; the founder of a Flemish identitarian group, from Belgium; and an Italian identitarian activist. All are active on X. Following are details they and others have released about the summit.
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'Together' to achieve 'remigration by the millions'
On January 1, 2025, the organizer of the event, known for his far-right and anti-immigration views, pinned a post containing a video on his X account, in which he announces that the 'First Remigration Summit' will take place in May 2025 and will rally activists, journalists and politicians. The pinned video features the summit's four prominent European ultranationalist figures. The post's message states: 'In 2024 the vision of Remigration became the hope of our entire continent. In 2025 we will organize the first Remigration Summit: in May we will gather activists, journalists and politicians to unite our ideas, reach and influence. If we work together, Remigration is inevitable.'
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