US President Donald Trump has invited India to be part of the “Board of Peace” for Gaza along with other world leaders. The move underlines India's position and role as a key global player amid the prevalent geopolitical equation in the face of ongoing conflicts keeping the world on its toes."Honored to convey @POTUS invitation to Prime Minister @narendramodi to participate in the Board of Peace which will bring lasting peace to Gaza. The Board will support effective governance to achieve stability and prosperity!" Gor wrote and posted the invitation letter on X.
"Honoured to convey President Donald J. Trump's invitation to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to participate in the Board of Peace, which will bring lasting peace to Gaza. The Board will support effective governance to achieve stability and prosperity, "tweets Ambassador of the US… pic.twitter.com/Bxmgxn66eW
— ANI (@ANI) January 18, 2026
The White House had said there would be a main board, chaired by Trump himself, a Palestinian committee of technocrats meant to govern the war-wracked territory, and a second "executive board" that appears designed to have a more advisory role. Pakistan said it has also got an invitation from Trump to join the Gaza "Board of Peace". This board, formed on January 15 as part of Trump's 20-point peace plan for Gaza, is seen as a potential broader mechanism to address other global conflicts in the future.
Governments, however, reacted cautiously to Trump's invitation to his "Board of Peace" initiative aimed at resolving conflicts globally, a plan that diplomats said could harm the work of the United Nations. Only Hungary, whose leader is a close Trump ally, gave an unequivocal acceptance in response to the invitations, which have been addressed to some 60 nations and began arriving in European capitals on Saturday, according to diplomats.
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