Maryland Gov. Wes Moore welcomed King Abdullah II of Jordan to the state's Capitol on Wednesday for a roundtable discussion with business and education leaders from around the state. It was the first time a foreign head of state has visited the Maryland State House on official business,

Jordan's King Abdullah swore in a reformist government on Wednesday tasked with accelerating IMF-backed reforms and pushing through political and economic modernisation plans, officials said.

King's speech is passionate call for global community to unite in addressing the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict

The Maryland State House is the oldest one operating in the country, and it's still reaching new milestones. Wednesday marks the first time a foreign head of state visited on official business. His Majesty King Abdullah II of Jordan joined Governor Wes Moore for a round table discussion with executives representing Maryland business,

Addressing world leaders at the UN General Assembly, King Abdullah II of Jordan warned that the United Nations is facing an unprecedented crisis, one that threatens its legitimacy and undermines global trust in its moral authority.

King Abdullah II of Jordan visited Maryland and got right down to business with the governor, business executives and education leaders.

King Abdullah II of Jordan visited Maryland on Wednesday and got right down to business with the governor, business executives and education leaders. The governor invited 26 people to meet with the king at a roundtable discussion that state officials said included talks about the economies of Maryland and Jordan,

Hussein, visited the State House in Annapolis on Wednesday and met with Gov. Wes Moore to participate in a roundtable discussion with business executives and educational leaders. Abdullah met Moore and others who represent the state’s private sector,