Italy's Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, sparked outrage at a political rally by her party. Speaking around the topic of Islamic culture, she said, "There's a compatibility problem with European values," along with questioning the fact that cultural centres are funded by Saudi Arabia, where Sharia law operates. This ignited a hot debate on immigration and cultural identity.

Meanwhile, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak raised his concerns about the deepening refugee crisis and promoted global reforms of the asylum system. He warned the "enemies" who have had interests in driving people strategically to Europe to destabilize societies. Sunak said the laws need updating and international frameworks should be revised to manage the influx of refugees effectively.

Summarizing the discussion from a different point of view, Tesla founder Elon Musk said that more immigration wouldn't actually solve population decline. In other words, according to him, increasing it was much more relevant to sustaining cultural identities, and he feared that such countries as Italy might simply "disappear."

Meloni's comments have initiated discussions related to cultural integration and the capacity of religion in Europe; Sunak and Musk's comments stated management of migration effectively and maintaining national identities. This gathering has indeed highlighted the difficulties in defining the problems at stake and the various perspectives on the issues that exist in Europe regarding migration and concerns about cultural preservation.