"India will continue to support all efforts towards a durable and just peace," said Modi, who had last week also welcomed Trump's announcement of a comprehensive peace plan to end the Gaza conflict. Modi had then also backed Trump's initiatives for a peaceful resolution of the conflict. The same day India and the US also resumed negotiations for a bilateral trade agreement that both sides see as crucial for restoring normalcy in ties.Modi said last month both leaders remained committed to taking the relationship to new heights. India would not mind a reaffirmation of that sentiment in the form of a meeting on the margins of the upcoming Asean and East Asia summits in Malaysia but that remains uncertain as Trump is yet to officially confirm his participation. However, it has remained silent on other key proposals in the 20-point plan, including laying down arms to facilitate peace.