The director of the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (hereinafter referred to as SASAC) is a member responsible for the management and supervision of state-owned assets. State-owned assets refer to assets owned by enterprises, institutions and other organizations owned or controlled by the state. SASAC's main task is to preserve and increase the value of state-owned assets and promote the reform and development of state-owned enterprises.

Sasac director's duties include but are not limited to the following:

1. Formulate and improve policies, regulations and systems for the supervision and management of state-owned assets;

2. Organize and implement the supervision and management of state-owned assets, including formulating measures such as asset evaluation, supervision and inspection, and risk prevention and control;

3 responsible for state-owned assets investment and operation decisions, participate in major decisions of state-owned enterprises;

4. Organize and supervise the reform and transformation of state-owned enterprises;

5. Organize major asset restructuring and major project approval of state-owned enterprises;

6. Organize and promote the innovation, development and internationalization of state-owned enterprises;

7. Coordinate the work of state-owned assets management departments and related industries, and promote the coordinated development of state-owned assets management.

In a word, sasac director plays an important role in leadership and supervision, aiming at maintaining and increasing the value of state-owned assets, promoting the reform and development of state-owned enterprises and promoting the coordinated development of state-owned assets management.