As representatives of investors, investor directors usually participate in investment decision-making and evaluate investment projects. The directors of the investor may have the decision-making power of investment projects, which depends on the specific investment agreement and the organizational structure of the investor. In some cases, the directors of the investor may have the decision-making power of investment projects, which depends on the specific investment agreement and the organizational structure of the investor. For example, in some private equity investment funds, investor directors may serve as fund managers or members of investment committees, and have the right to decide whether to invest in a project. In other cases, the directors of investors may only be important members who participate in investment decision-making, but the final decision-making power is still decided by the senior management or board of directors of investors. Therefore, whether the investor's directors have the decision-making power of investment projects depends on the specific investment agreement and the organizational structure of the investor, and needs to be judged according to the specific situation.