The Finance Ministry raised concerns about Hapag-Lloyd’s shareholder structure, noting that Qatar held a 12.3% stake and Saudi Arabia a 10.2% stake in the German company. | Read More in JPost.com – Business & Innovation | The Jerusalem Post
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