00:00The most important thing is that the United Nations is an academic simulation of the United Nations.
00:14The United Nations is the same way as the Model United Nations.
00:19In 1945, the US has been established and implemented and the United Nations has been funded by the United Nations.
00:30The US has been discussed by the Operation Sin Dour and Cargill.
00:35The UWA has been discussed by the terrorism, the Mahila Sahshakti Karan, UWA's empowerment,
00:42the UWA's job has been discussed.
00:45In the Moderated Caucus and General Speakers, the UWA's list has been discussed by the bill card, xenophobia, minorities, all the issues have been discussed.
00:59The most important thing is that in Punjab, in Firozpur, the close to border border,
01:06the UWA's order is organized by the UWA's order.
01:10The capacity of a chief advisor, I have made a whole strategic plan.
01:19After the analysis of this, I have come to the UWA's,
01:23that we can make the UWA's first to the UWA's order.
01:29We can make the UWA's work in the UWA's work in the UWA's.
01:33So, the UWA's work in the UWA's work in the UWA's work in the UWA's work.
01:38The development of the IB has not been discussed.
01:53Look, I will tell you the Indian Committee, first JCC, Joint Crisis Committee, India and Pakistan.
01:59The second committee is India's people.
02:02There are characters in the present regime, the government, Rajnath Singh, Nirmala Sita Raman, Narendra Modi,
02:12LOP, Rahul Gandhi, Sonia Gandhi, Mamata Banerjee, Faruk Abdullah and state representatives.
02:21So how do you debate yourself in character and debate?
02:25It is not that the parliamentarians will be sure.
02:31But how do you deal with yourself?
02:35Now, if there is no way of saying that,
02:40it doesn't mean that they will speak their own way,
02:44but they can also deal with their own solutions.
02:47How do you deal with that?
02:49What will you do with that?
02:51What will you do with that?
02:53Look, Border Model United Nations has a unique idea
02:58which brought the DCM Group to Firozpur.
03:01Firozpur is such a border town
03:04which has seen Operation Sindur in the moment.
03:07And while we keep this, we have a theme of Cargill to Sindur.
03:12We have 400 children in our school today.
03:17Which are from different schools.
03:19More than 15 schools have participated.
03:21The DCM Group of children are there.
03:23But there are many different ways that children come here.
03:27So this is a very big platform
03:29where there is an exchange of thoughts and ideas.
03:32These children are discussing their interests of their country.
03:35They are discussing their interests.
03:36But in this country,
03:38they are discussing their interests
03:40and how to handle their interests.
03:45They are discussing everything in the same way.
03:51I was reading the message of Cargill as a delegate
03:53where I am from.
03:54Border Army in 2025 from Cargill to Sindur.
03:57I have heard a lot of things here.
03:59I have done so many researches here
04:01which I have never done before.
04:03I have made confidence, experiences and memories here.
04:07I have done something about Indian people.
04:10I have learned about Indian people.
04:12I have learned about Indian people.
04:14From nervousness to confidence.
04:21From silence to argument.
04:24And as a student to delicate.
04:27As a youngster,
04:29I have learned that we are youngsters observing.
04:32We are policy makers and changers.
04:35I want to thank you to DCM Group.
04:38And I want to thank you to Dassenbaum School.
