With depletion of the ozone layer due to increased carbon dioxide emission  as the major topic the delegate of Germany gave their GSL at the committee's premises.

The Delegate of Afghanistan was second to speak up. “Has Afghanistan implemented any measures to promote sustainable farming to reduce carbon emissions?”, the delegate of Pakistan asked the delegate of Afghanistan.

The delegate of Afghanistan replied to Pakistan that corporations had regularly been working to provide sustainable water resources for agricultural purposes. Delegates from Brazil, South Africa, Germany, and Iran also expressed their dissatisfaction.

“Ukraine aims to improve its carbon emission.”, the delegate of Ukraine continued the GSL with the country's convincing efforts and plans to reduce carbon emission.

Ukraine does not enter the top 20 countries releasing carbon dioxide. The Delegate of India and South Africa also teamed up to ask the delegate of Ukraine about the production of carbon dioxide due to non-renewable sources like coal.

“How can the delegates rest assured when stats show increased carbon emissions but the delegate of Mexico claims the exact opposite”, the delegate of North Korea stated with delegates of Malaysia, Afghanistan Pakistan, and Iran as well as Iraq also putting their increasing concerns forward.

The Delegate of the UK spoke in favor of the delegate of Mexico defending the delegate and addressing the concerns of other delegates towards Mexico’s concern.

“How is the delegate’s country planning to reduce the use of gasses and oils?", the delegate of North Korea asked.

Oil and gas are knowingly the largest emitters of greenhouse gasses which is a concern for a lot of major countries. The delegate of Afghanistan claimed against the delegate of Iraq that the efforts of the government cannot be declared successful when citizens of the country are dying from serious health issues.

“South Africa will always support ozone-friendly activities”, the delegate of South Africa claimed in the GSL speech giving utmost support to the ozone friendly activities.

The delegates of Japan, Iraq, North Korea, Pakistan, and Afghanistan also put forward their questions. The delegate of China spoke in favor of South Africa addressing those concerns.

“Single source emission is a huge problem for carbon emission in Russia,” the delegate of Japan claimed, concerned  to which the delegate of Russia replied, “Russia hugely relies on natural resources so Russia cannot immediately stop the export but is planning to do so slowly.”

The delegate of Malaysia gave a speech that highlighted the delegate's country's concerns and efforts to reduce the hamper of the ozone layer from carbon emissions. However, the delegate was counter-attacked by numerous countries focusing on the delegate’s weak points.

The delegate of Japan stated, “Malaysia has been working to conserve ozone layers.” While speaking in favor of the delegate of Malaysia.

During the session, the delegates engaged in lively discussions, answering questions and debating the biggest contributors to carbon dioxide emissions. Their focus was on finding solutions to prevent the depletion of the ozone layer. The passionate debate showcased the delegates' strengths and positive attributes.