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				Diess will take over the China role early next year from Jochem 
				Heizmann, who will retire, the source told Reuters.
 "The Chinese government expects that company leadership is 
				routinely present in China," the source added.
 
 Volkswagen declined to comment on the news, which was first 
				reported by German newspaper Handelsblatt.
 
 VW is due to hold a news conference at 1130 GMT as its board 
				votes on a multi-billion euro investment plan.
 
 (Reporting by Jan Schwartz; additional reporting by Ilona 
				Wissenbach in Frankfurt; writing by Thomas Seythal; editing by 
				Tassilo Hummel/Sabine Wollrab/Alexander Smith)
 
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