Weekend meetings were declared confidential and media coverage was not allowed.

China did not participate in the secret meeting of the G20 held in India on Sunday.

The meeting was held over the weekend in Itanagar, the capital of Arunachal Pradesh, a northeastern state.

China claims about this that it is a part of Tibet.

India has always been rejecting such claims of China.

Arunachal is an integral part of India.

Many of the delegates participated in dozens of events planned across the country ahead of the G20 summit in Delhi in September.

However, it is not clear whether China has officially lodged a protest with India regarding the meeting.

Neither the Ministry of External Affairs nor China has said anything on Sunday's meeting.

Weekend meetings were declared confidential and media coverage was not permitted.

The meeting was organized by the Department of Science and Technology on the theme 'Research Innovation Initiative, Gathering'.

The delegates attending the meeting also visited the Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly and a Math.

On his arrival, he was received at the airport by cultural troupes.

More than 50 international delegates reached Arunachal Pradesh on Saturday to participate in the G20 meeting.

After landing at Hollongi Airport, he reached Itanagar, where he witnessed an exhibition showcasing the innovations of the budding innovators of the state and various tribal arts and cultures.

After attending a meeting, the delegates reached Thupten Gatseling Monastery.

After enjoying a cultural musical performance at the Math, the delegates proceeded to the Jawaharlal Nehru State Museum, where they were briefed about the rich culture and history of the North Eastern State.

In the evening, the delegates witnessed a cultural program at the State Assembly.

Apart from G20 member countries, these representatives also include representatives of international organizations.