Ferdinand Marcos Jr. approaches the topic from a gender equality perspective, while Donald Trump argues that racism cannot be eliminated overnight. He recognizes that, despite the implementation of policies, racism still exists and questions why some governments fail to promote equality.

Donald Trump also challenges Emmanuel Macron’s intervention by asking about the different policies that could be implemented to solve the problem. Draupadi highlights stereotypes and social media as both part of the issue and a potential tool for addressing it. Meanwhile, Vladimir Putin uses the United States as an example of racial discrimination. Other leaders agree with the President of India that social media can be both a threat and a tool in this context. The Prime Minister of Australia suggests banning negative comments and promoting positive trends. However, Donald Trump criticizes India's solution as banning all comments is impossible, as social media is a platform for free expression.

Several leaders emphasize that education and awareness in schools are essential, as children are exposed to social media at a young age. The President of France agrees that education should be the primary focus, while social media remains a secondary concern. As the debate progresses, education becomes the central topic, with multiple leaders emphasizing that it is the key to eliminating racism.

During lobby time, the leaders decide to organize their discussion topics, starting with racism. Donald Trump starts with controversial arguments, mentioning "white oppression." Racism is established as the main topic of this section of the debate. Vladimir Putin directly confronts Trump, criticizing his negative comments and not recognizing the struggles faced by women and Black communities and pointing out the historical oppression they have faced. Trump defends himself by reiterating his claim that white people face more discrimination than other minorities.

Other leaders question why racism remains so present in the U.S. Many disagree with Trump’s perspective, quoting his previous speeches and recent speeches within the committee. After Pedro Sánchez’s intervention, some leaders support his solutions, while others criticize them, arguing that racism also persists in his own country.

Anthony Albany suggests a broader debate into other types of discrimination. The debate shifts to discrimination against people with disabilities. Donald Trump says that the non employment of people who are disabled is justifiable. Putin agrees to certain points with points made by Trump but does not completely agree with these points. Emmanuel Macron mentions that people who have these disabilities(mental or physical) can approach different programs to live a normal life. Emmanuel Macron also explains to the other leaders what the programs that France is implementing are about.  Other leaders do the same and propose solutions and programs they have in order to solve this type of discrimination. 

During the last part of the debate the concentration shifts to the LGTBQ+ community, white the President of Philippines introducing it mentioning that it was not completely discussed previously, Donald Trump continues with this topic of discussion. The focus of this topic now shifts to the introduction to themes to children and at what age this should be introduced. Russia states that it is against these communities and even argues that the exclusion of these groups is not discrimination. In response to this  intervention other leaders make counterarguments to what Russia stated in their interventions. The Prime Minister says that the leaders should focus on taking responsibility in making the policies against discrimination effective instead of pointing fingers. 

Ferdinand Marcos Jr. approaches the topic from a gender equality perspective, while Donald Trump argues that racism cannot be eliminated overnight. He recognizes that, despite the implementation of policies, racism still exists and questions why some governments fail to promote equality.

Donald Trump also challenges Emmanuel Macron’s intervention by asking about the different policies that could be implemented to solve the problem. Draupadi highlights stereotypes and social media as both part of the issue and a potential tool for addressing it. Meanwhile, Vladimir Putin uses the United States as an example of racial discrimination. Other leaders agree with the President of India that social media can be both a threat and a tool in this context. The Prime Minister of Australia suggests banning negative comments and promoting positive trends. However, Donald Trump criticizes India's solution as banning all comments is impossible, as social media is a platform for free expression.

Several leaders emphasize that education and awareness in schools are essential, as children are exposed to social media at a young age. The President of France agrees that education should be the primary focus, while social media remains a secondary concern. As the debate progresses, education becomes the central topic, with multiple leaders emphasizing that it is the key to eliminating racism.

During lobby time, the leaders decide to organize their discussion topics, starting with racism. Donald Trump starts with controversial arguments, mentioning "white oppression." Racism is established as the main topic of this section of the debate. Vladimir Putin directly confronts Trump, criticizing his negative comments and not recognizing the struggles faced by women and Black communities and pointing out the historical oppression they have faced. Trump defends himself by reiterating his claim that white people face more discrimination than other minorities.

Other leaders question why racism remains so present in the U.S. Many disagree with Trump’s perspective, quoting his previous speeches and recent speeches within the committee. After Pedro Sánchez’s intervention, some leaders support his solutions, while others criticize them, arguing that racism also persists in his own country.

Anthony Albany suggests a broader debate into other types of discrimination. The debate shifts to discrimination against people with disabilities. Donald Trump says that the non employment of people who are disabled is justifiable. Putin agrees to certain points with points made by Trump but does not completely agree with these points. Emmanuel Macron mentions that people who have these disabilities(mental or physical) can approach different programs to live a normal life. Emmanuel Macron also explains to the other leaders what the programs that France is implementing are about.  Other leaders do the same and propose solutions and programs they have in order to solve this type of discrimination. 

During the last part of the debate the concentration shifts to the LGTBQ+ community, white the President of Philippines introducing it mentioning that it was not completely discussed previously, Donald Trump continues with this topic of discussion. The focus of this topic now shifts to the introduction to themes to children and at what age this should be introduced. Russia states that it is against these communities and even argues that the exclusion of these groups is not discrimination. In response to this  intervention other leaders make counterarguments to what Russia stated in their interventions. The Prime Minister says that the leaders should focus on taking responsibility in making the policies against discrimination effective instead of pointing fingers.