The MTR Corporation's new chief executive officer on Friday said she will focus on enhancing railway service quality, assets and system resilience during her three-year tenure. On the first day in her new role, Jeny Yeung told reporters that she is deeply honoured to take on the responsibility. "We are pressing ahead with six new railway projects amounting to an investment of HK$140 billion. These projects that set to deliver more than 20 new stations between 2027 and 2034 are vital to the strategic positioning of Hong Kong's future development and community growth," she said. "I will work closely with my team to ensure [the execution of these] projects as well as the financial management." She said the operator will make use of technology, particularly AI, to enhance service, efficiency and competitiveness. Yeung noted that she has worked in both frontline and back office roles since she joined the firm in 1999, and said staff are an important asset to the company. On top of creating a good working environment, she added that she also hopes to enhance the working culture and communication among colleagues. Yeung was previously MTR’s Managing Director of Hong Kong Transport Services before becoming the firm's first female CEO.