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03/12/2014at 16:02

Maersk Group maintains Saudi Arabia activities

Though it now looks like sympathizers of terrorist movement ISIS were behind the assassination attempt on an employee of Danish dairy company Arla in Saudi Arabia, this fact will not impact the Maersk Group's activities in the country. But the company monitors the security situation closely.
Photo: Maersk Line
Photo: Maersk Line
BY TOMAS KRISTIANSEN

The Maersk Group has no immediate plans to change its activities in Saudi Arabia, even though all factors indicate that sympathizers of terrorist movement ISIS were responsible for the assassination attempt on an employee of Danish dairy company Arla in Saudi Arabia.

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