Taipei, July 1 (CNA) The Central News Agency (CNA) held its 11th board of directors and supervisors appointment and chairman handover ceremony today. Under the supervision of Executive Yuan Minister Without Portfolio Ma Yung-cheng, Chiang Chun-nan took over as chairman. Subsequently, the first board meeting of his tenure was convened, during which Hu Wan-ling was approved to continue as president. Ma Yung-cheng represented the Executive Yuan in presiding over the appointment ceremony. Minister of Culture Lee Yuan was also invited to attend and witness Chiang Chun-nan receive the seal of office from former CNA Chairman Lee Yong-te, officially assuming the position of chairman. Ma Yung-cheng pointed out that CNA plays a crucial role in news dissemination and international communication systems. In recent years, it has continuously refined its journalistic professionalism, expanded international cooperation, and actively invested in digital audio-visual development, enhancing Taiwan's visibility and influence in the international media environment. Ma Yung-cheng stated that the 11th board of directors and supervisors has officially taken office, undertaking an important and meaningful mission. Amidst the rapid changes in the global information dissemination environment, the rise of artificial intelligence technology, and the challenges of disinformation, the demand for professional journalism and credible information is more critical than ever. He expressed his hope that CNA will continue to leverage its expertise, deepen its digital transformation, broaden its international perspective, enable the world to know Taiwan better, and maintain closer ties between Taiwan and the world. Newly appointed Chairman Chiang Chun-nan, a veteran journalist, said he has always felt fortunate to be a reporter, as there are always new things that make one forget time and age. He recalled how many senior figures in the journalism industry told him in his youth how enjoyable chasing news