The meeting, which will conclude on Sunday, aims to finalize two position papers: one addressing economic and energy issues, and the other focusing on pensions and social matters. Additionally, discussions will include the federal budget for the upcoming year. Notably, allegations regarding the employment of relatives in parliamentary offices are not on the agenda. The faction leaders, Alice Weidel and Tino Chrupalla, are expected to present the outcomes of the retreat upon its conclusion. The AfD is currently the second-largest faction in the German Bundestag.