Germany's Lower Saxony state premier to stand down in May, several media report
- Stephan Weil will stand down as Premier of Lower Saxony in May after 12 years in office, as reported by two sources.
- Lower Saxony, which significantly influences Volkswagen, owns 11.8% of its shares and has 20% voting rights.
- Olaf Lies is expected to succeed Weil, according to decisions made by the local SPD.
- Weil had previously stated that his current term would be his last after being re-elected in 2022.
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Germany's Lower Saxony state premier to resign, say sources
BERLIN (Reuters) -Veteran German Social Democrat (SPD) Stephan Weil plans to stand down as premier of the state of Lower Saxony after 12 years in office, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters on Tuesday. Read full story
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