31. On Palestine, the two sides expressed their hope for achieving a just, comprehensive and lasting peace in accordance with the Arab Peace Initiative and the resolutions of international legitimacy, in a way that guarantees the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people, including the establishment of their independent, united and viable state, with East Jerusalem as its capital. 32. Both leaders emphasized the importance of an effective multilateral system, centred on a UN reflective of contemporary realities, as a key factor in tackling global challenges. They stressed upon the urgent need to pursue UN reforms, including of the Security Council through an expansion in both categories of its membership, to make it more representative, credible and effective. 33. The leaders agreed that the visit of Prime Minister Modi helped in further consolidating and deepening the strategic partnership framework and further development of excellent bilateral relations in all spheres, to serve the common interests of the two countries and their peoples. 34. Prime Minister Modi expressed his sincere gratitude to the King for the warm welcome and gracious hospitality. He invited the King to pay an official visit to India at mutually convenient time, which was gladly accepted --SPA 01:37 LOCAL TIME 22:37 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/w