| French: Organisation de la microfrancophonie|italic=no | |
| Image Symbol: | Logoomfpale 1.png |
| Org Type: | Intermicronational organisation |
| Leader Title1: | General-Secretary |
| Leader Name1: | Dominic Desaintes |
| Leader Title2: | High Commissioner |
| Leader Name2: | Jean-Pierre IV[1] |
| Membership: | 27 member states; 1 observer |
| Languages Type: | Official languages |
| Languages: | French |
| Established Event1: | Founded |
The Organisation de la microfrancophonie (OMF; en|Organisation of the Microfrancophonie; shortened to Microfrancophonie)[2] is an intermicronational organisation that aims to promote French-speaking (Francophone) micronations in communities in France and increase intermicronational cooperation.[3] [4] Founded in 2015[5] and based on the Organisation internationale de la Francophonie, Microfrancophonie accepts micronations as member states, and has hosted four intermicronational summits between these members., Microfrancophonie had 27 member states plus one observer.[6]
The first summit was held in Aigues-Mortes, Occitania, between 23 and 24 September 2016, hosted by the Principality of Aigues-Mortes.[7] According to organiser and self-proclaimed head of state of the Principality Jean-Pierre Pichon (dubbing himself Prince Jean-Pierre IV): "The role of this first summit of micronations is to introduce the public to this fundamental movement intended to engage citizens in social, environmental and cultural actions."[8] The second summit took place in Vincennes, Paris, on 21 July 2018, and was hosted by the Empire of Angyalistan. It had fifteen attendees. A coinciding exhibition for the summit at a local museum hosted micronational passports, currencies, newspapers and other local productions.[9] [10] The third summit took place in Blaye in Nouvelle-Aquitaine between 27 and 28 August 2022. It was organised by the Principality of Hélianthis, and had fifteen attendees representing seven member states of Microfrancophonie.[11] The fourth summit was held in Saint-Antoine-l'Abbaye in Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes on 24 and 25 August 2024 upon invitation by the Formori Community. Thirty-five delegates attended, representing thirteen member states of Microfrancophonie and five non-members.[12]
Organisation de la microfrancophonie has the following members:[6]
| Name | French name | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Principality of Aigues-Mortes | French: Principauté d'Aigues-Mortes | ||
| Principality of Anthophilia | French: Principauté d'Anthophilia | ||
| Empire of Angyalistan | French: Empire d'Angyalistan | ||
| Iroisian Empire of Armorica | French: Empire iroisien d'Armorique | ||
| Principality of Austrasie | French: Principauté d'Austrasie | ||
| Independent and Sovereign Principality of Bérémagne | French: Principauté indépendante et souveraine de Bérémagne | ||
| Kingdom of l'Espoir | French: Royaume de l'Espoir | ||
| Principality of Deux-Acren | French: Principauté de Deux Acren | ||
| Autonomous Republic of Europa | French: République autonome d'Europa | ||
| Principality of Ferthroy | French: Principauté de Ferthroy | ||
| Grand Duchy of Flandrensis | French: Grand Duchy of Flandrensis | ||
| Territories of Frya-Nordland | French: Territoires de Frya-Nordland | ||
| Principality of Hélianthis | French: Principauté d'Hélianthis | ||
| Republic of Jaïlavera | French: République du Jaïlavera | ||
| Kingdom of Juclandia | French: Royaume de Juclandie | ||
| Kingdom of Navassa | French: Royaume de la Navasse | ||
| Independent State of Nova Troie | French: État indépendant de Nova Troie | ||
| Anacratic Republic of Pardhom | French: République anacratique du Pardhom | ||
| Neugraviat of Saint-Castin | French: Neugraviat de Saint-Castin | ||
| State of Sandus | French: État de Sandus | ||
| Principality of Surland | French: Principauté de Surland | ||
| Formori Community | French: Communauté fomoire |