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 Donald Trump’s daughter, Ivanka, took his seat at a Group of 20 meeting table in Hamburg, sitting in for the president when he stepped away for one-on-one discussions with other world leaders. 
  
 A photo on Twitter showed Ivanka Trump, 35, sitting in her father’s seat between Chinese President Xi Jinping and British Prime Minister Theresa May. Also seated nearby were German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Turkey’s President Recip Tayyip Erdogan. 
  
 One official who was watching the session said Ivanka Trump had taken her father’s place at the table on at least two occasions on Saturday, but didn’t speak. 
  
 Ivanka Trump at the G-20 summit on July 8. Photographer: Sean Gallup/Getty Images 
  
 A spokesman for Ivanka Trump said she’d been in the back of the room and then briefly joined the main table when the president stepped out. World Bank President Jim Yong Kim addressed the session, on “Partnership With Africa, Migration and Health” -- an area that would benefit from a facility that Ivanka Trump and the World Bank had announced shortly before the meeting, the spokesman said. 
  
 G-20 leaders can bring staff into the room for some of the meetings, and when other leaders stepped out during Saturday’s session their places were also briefly taken by others. Ivanka Trump serves as an unpaid adviser to her father, with the title assistant to the president and an office in the West Wing of the White House. 
  
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 Photo by @LanaLukash shows Ivanka Trump sitting in US president's place, between China's Xi and UK's May, at G20.https://t.co/DpR4RKaDpB pic.twitter.com/XBiehCUEut — Jennifer Jacobs (@JenniferJJacobs) July 8, 2017 
  
 But her presence at the table is the sort of blurring of lines -- between family and official business -- that Donald Trump is often criticized for, and it would be unusual for other world leaders to have their children or other family members step in for them. Later in the meeting, Trump’s wife, Melania, joined the U.S. delegation in the room while the president was in the chair. 
  
 Asked about Ivanka Trump sitting in on G-20 meetings, Nikki Haley, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, said the president’s daughter has in the past sat in on meetings with Haley and President Trump that involve issues she cares about. “She’s got her certain issues that she focuses on, and when those things come up, then that’s where she is and that’s what she likes to focus on,” Haley said of Trump, in a transcript of an interview with CBS’s “Face the Nation” that is scheduled to be broadcast on Sunday. 
  
 At a news conference later, Merkel -- the host leader of the G-20 in Hamburg -- said it’s up to the individual nations who represents them. “The delegations themselves decide, should the president not be present for a meeting, who will then take over and sit in the chair,” Merkel said. “Ivanka Trump was part and parcel of the American delegation so that is something that other delegations also do. It’s very well known that she works at the White House and is also engaged in certain initiatives.” 
  
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 The photo was tweeted by the Russian sherpa to the G-20, Svetlana Lukash, who wrote that Ivanka Trump “replaces Pres Trump at the #G20 table as he leaves for bilateral meetings.” 
  
 Earlier in the day, Ivanka Trump took part in a World Bank event on a fund for women entrepreneurs that she’s actively involved in. The president praised her work on the fund at the event. 
  
 “I’m very proud of my daughter Ivanka, always have been from day one. I have to tell you that, from day one,” Donald Trump said. “If she weren’t my daughter it’d be so much easier for her. It might be the only bad thing she has going, if you want to know the truth.” 
  
 — With assistance by Toluse Olorunnipa, Margaret Talev, Joe Light, and Ilya Arkhipov ||||| Ivanka Trump: 'I try to stay out of politics' 
  
 Ivanka Trump may keep an office in the White House and hold an official position within her father’s administration, but when it comes to politics, the first daughter said in an interview that aired Monday that she tries to stay out of President Donald Trump’s way. 
  
 “I try to stay out of politics. His political instincts are phenomenal. He did something that no one could have imagined he'd be able to accomplish,” the first daughter told Fox News’s “Fox & Friends” in response to a question about her father’s oft-controversial Twitter habit. “I feel blessed just being part of the ride from day one and before. But he did something pretty remarkable. But I don't profess to be a political savant.” 
  
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 While it was her father who was actually running for office, Ivanka Trump quickly became a key part last year’s presidential campaign, delivering a well-received keynote address at the Republican National Convention last July. And unlike her two adult brothers, who remained in Manhattan to take over the family business while their father moved into the White House, Ivanka Trump joined the president in Washington, moving to the district along with her husband Jared Kushner, who has also taken on a role as an adviser to the president. 
  
 Ivanka’s Trump’s official position within the White House is as a special assistant to the president, a job for which she is unpaid. 
  
 Formerly a registered Democrat in New York, she was unable to vote for her father in the state’s Republican primary last year. Among the topics on which she has worked, albeit unsuccessfully, thus far in her father’s administration has been climate change, a phenomenon that the president once labeled a hoax created by the Chinese. 
  
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 More recently, Donald Trump opted to remove the U.S. from the Paris climate agreement negotiated by the administration of his predecessor, former President Barack Obama, a decision he said he made in the interests of American businesses. Without delving into specifics, Ivanka Trump said she does not always see eye to eye with the president but that dialogue and differing viewpoints within the administration are ultimately beneficial. 
  
 “So naturally, there are areas where there is disagreement. We're two different human beings. I think it’s normal to not have 100 percent aligned viewpoints on every issue. I don't think anyone operates like that with a parent, or within the context of an administration,” she said. “And I think that all different viewpoints being at the table is a positive thing. And I think one of the things that, in this country we don't have enough of, is dialogue.” 
  
  ||||| Ivanka Trump briefly stepped in to take her father’s seat during a Group of 20 summit meeting on Saturday. 
  
 A photo posted to Twitter showed Ivanka sitting next to world leaders, including British Prime Minister Theresa May and Chinese President Xi Jinping. 
  
 Cabinet officials usually replace the president during sessions when a stand-in is needed. But the first daughter, an official adviser to the president, took his place instead. 
  
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 “Ivanka was sitting in the back and then briefly joined the main table when the president had to step out,�? a White House official said in response to the photo. 
  
 The White House said the topic under discussion related to Ivanka's advocacy role on a women's economic development initiative with the World Bank, according to reports. 
  
 The internet quickly responded to the photo of the first daughter filling in for her father during the meeting in Germany: 
  
 Ivanka Trump, unelected, unqualified, daughter-in-chief, is representing the US at the G20 summit next to May, Xi, Merkel. Photo @LanaLukash pic.twitter.com/fvs0EMy8z7 — Brian Klaas (@brianklaas) July 8, 2017 
  
 Because an unelected, unqualified, unprepared New York socialite is the best person to represent American national interests https://t.co/hmRCfwebCc — Anne Applebaum (@anneapplebaum) July 8, 2017 
  
 If another G20 leader put their daughter or son in the chair we'd be talking about democratic backsliding. — Ben Rhodes (@brhodes) July 8, 2017 
  
 If another G20 leader put their daughter or son in the chair we'd be talking about democratic backsliding. — Ben Rhodes (@brhodes) July 8, 2017 
  
 Sort of the whole point of America was that governmental authority was bestowed by the people not by birth https://t.co/2sE1a6Vlcr — Dan Pfeiffer (@danpfeiffer) July 8, 2017 
  
 Ivanka fills in for her dad beside Xi Jinping. To me, it feels banana-republicky for the US to be represented by an inexperienced daughter. https://t.co/lDDlyCeFp9 — Nicholas Kristof (@NickKristof) July 8, 2017 
  
 The G20 is not Take Your Daughter to Work day. https://t.co/wOlfQkBfEM — Elizabeth Spiers (@espiers) July 8, 2017 
  
 Ivanka, June 26: "I try to stay out of politics." 
  
  
  
 July 8: Seated with global leaders as an equal at the G20 summit. https://t.co/PLMz5fRUD1 — Brian Klaas (@brianklaas) July 8, 2017 
  
 Having Princess Ivanka represent US at G20 table a slap in face to other G20 leaders, other top admin officials, American people. Grotesque. — David Rothkopf (@djrothkopf) July 8, 2017 
  
 Ivanka, couldn't you have at least re-admitted us to the Paris Climate Accords during your brief reign? https://t.co/J8SczFoOr2 — George Takei (@GeorgeTakei) July 8, 2017 
  
 German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who served as the host leader for this year's summit, said later Saturday at a news conference that it was up to individual nations to decide who represents them, Bloomberg reported. 
  
 "The delegations themselves decide, should the president not be present for a meeting, who will then take over and sit in the chair,�? Merkel said. 
  
 “Ivanka Trump was part and parcel of the American delegation so that is something that other delegations also do. It’s very well known that she works at the White House and is also engaged in certain initiatives.�? 
  
 Updated: 5:24 p.m. ||||| Story highlights A senior Trump administration official dismissed any suggestion that Ivanka's briefly sitting in was improper or unusual 
  
 "When other leaders stepped out, their seats were also briefly filled by others," the official added 
  
 Hamburg, Germany (CNN) Ivanka Trump, President Donald Trump's daughter and one of his top White House aides, briefly took her father's place at a meeting with other world leaders at the G20 summit here in Hamburg on Saturday, causing a stir among Trump critics on social media. 
  
 A photo of the first daughter sitting next to Chinese President Xi Jinping, British Prime Minister Theresa May, Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan and German Chancellor Angela Merkel was first tweeted by Svetlana Lukash, who identifies herself on Twitter as a G20 Russian sherpa, a title given to people who help international delegations at large summits. 
  
 A senior Trump administration official confirmed that Ivanka Trump had stepped in for her father, but dismissed any suggestion it was improper or unusual. 
  
 "Ivanka was sitting in the back and then briefly joined the main table when the President had to step out, and the president of the World Bank started talking as the topic involved areas such as African development -- areas that will benefit from the facility just announced by the World Bank," the official said, referencing a initiative Ivanka Trump has spearheaded that looks to fund women entrepreneurs. 
  
 "When other leaders stepped out, their seats were also briefly filled by others," the official added. 
  
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President Trump stood out Saturday as the only G20 leader not offering his support for the Paris climate agreement, but that wasn't the only buzzworthy happening in Hamburg with the name "Trump" attached to it. Per Bloomberg, when the president slipped away from a meeting on migration that included such world leaders as UK Prime Minister Theresa May, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, and Chinese President Xi Jinping, another Trump slipped quietly into his seat. A spokesman for Ivanka Trump concedes the first daughter, who'd been sitting in the back of the room, did briefly take the place of the president (who'd gone off to some one-on-one meetings with other leaders) at the table of global bigwigs, though an official who saw the seat swapping take place says Ivanka didn't say anything during her time at the table. A photo of Ivanka sitting between Xi and May, with Merkel a few seats down, was first posted on Twitter (and then removed) by Svetlana Lukash, who calls herself a "Russian G20 Sherpa," per CNN. Critics are upset that the unelected Ivanka stepped in for her father in a move the Washington Post calls "somewhat unusual," as heads of state in such situations are usually replaced by senior government officials. The Hill notes reaction online, with some calling the move by the "inexperienced" Ivanka "banana-republicky," others snarking the summit wasn't "Take Your Daughter to Work day," and some noting Ivanka had said just last month: "I try to stay out of politics." Per Bloomberg, though, other leaders' aides took their place when they stepped out (Ivanka is an unpaid adviser to her father), and Merkel later noted each country's delegation decides who represents them, and "Ivanka Trump was part and parcel of the American delegation."