Vietnam Education Publishing House impresses visitors at National Achievements Exhibition
The Vietnam Education Publishing House (VEPH), in collaboration with the Ministry of Education and Training and the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism's department of publishing, printing and distribution, has created meaningful and creative exhibition spaces, helping to paint a comprehensive picture of the nation's achievements.
The "Tree of Knowledge" at the Ministry of Education and Training’s exhibition area, featuring textbook covers from different periods in the development of Vietnam’s education system. Photo courtesy of Vietnam Education Publishing House.
The National Achievements Exhibition, celebrating the 80th anniversary of Vietnam’s National Day, was held under the theme “80 Years of the Journey to Independence - Freedom - Happiness”, from August 28 to September 15, 2025, at the Vietnam Exposition Center in Hanoi’s Dong Anh commune.
As part of the National Achievements Exhibition, the exhibition space of the Ministry of Education and Training, themed “80 Years of Achievements in Education and Training”, and the “Creativity for Development” zone by the department of publishing, printing and distribution, serve as key highlights of national importance.
These areas affirm the crucial role and historical mission of both the education and publishing sectors in nation-building, defense, and global integration.
Located at Hall 1, the Ministry of Education and Training’s 396 sqm exhibition space vividly and objectively reflects the 80-year journey of Vietnam’s education system, aligned with the country’s history of development under the leadership of the Party and the State.
In this space, products from VEPH represent key milestones in the country’s educational development, through four major historical periods: before August 1945-1954, 1954-1975, 1975-1986, and from 1986 to the present.
Nguyen Chi Binh, deputy general director of the Vietnam Education Publishing House, introduces the textbook display from the 1975-1986 period to Minister of Education and Training Nguyen Kim Son. Photo courtesy of Vietnam Education Publishing House.
Meanwhile, the “Creativity for Development” zone, organized by the department of publishing, printing and distribution, is one of the 12 exhibition spaces highlighting Vietnam's cultural industries.
The “Vietnamese Publishing: 80 Years of Development and Integration” area features four sub-sections, namely Sector Overview, Publishing, Printing and Distribution. In sub-section 2 (Publishing), VEPH is honored to present its own independent exhibition booth.
VEPH products showcased
Over the past 80 years of national development, VEPH has been a pioneering institution, working closely with the Ministry of Education and Training and the department of publishing, printing and distribution to build a modern, sustainable, and globally integrated education system.
At this exhibition, VEPH presents a wide range of signature products including textbooks, award-winning reference books, and cutting-edge digital learning solutions. For years, it has played a core role in knowledge dissemination and in shaping Vietnam's teaching and learning methods.
Through its products showcased at the exhibition, VEPH has contributed to creating display areas with diverse products, demonstrating its continuous development and unwavering commitment to quality education and publishing.
The Vietnam Education Publishing House’s display area at the "Creativity for Development" space organized by the department of publishing, printing and distribution. Photo courtesy of Vietnam Education Publishing House.
Textbooks across periods: From the first post-revolution textbooks to the latest ones aligned with the 2018 General Education Curriculum, VEPH has meticulously compiled and published textbooks that have accompanied millions of Vietnamese students in their pursuit of knowledge. These books reflect the evolution of educational thinking and the adaptability of Vietnam’s education to each historical period of the nation.
Ethnic language textbooks: Known for its outstanding textbooks tailored for ethnic minority students, VEPH not only helps improve the quality of education and ensures every child’s right to learn, but also plays a vital role in preserving the rich cultural and linguistic heritage of Vietnam’s ethnic groups. It contributes to promoting educational equity and building a diverse, united society.
Specialized reference books: These are award-winning publications or works of significant cultural, historical, or educational value. They also include in-depth publications on specific fields and disciplines, reflecting the diversity of content and VEPH commitment to fostering comprehensive knowledge development.
Digital products and e-learning materials: Keeping pace with the digital transformation trend, VEPH has been actively developing a wide range of diverse and user-friendly digital products and e-learning materials. These resources not only meet the demands of modern teaching and learning but also provide maximum support for teachers and students to access knowledge anytime and anywhere, contributing significantly to educational innovation and international integration.
Le Thanh Anh, CEO of Hanoi Education Investment and Development JSC, a member of VEPH, introduces Minister of Education and Training Nguyen Kim Son to the publisher’s comprehensive digital solutions ecosystem. Photo courtesy of Vietnam Education Publishing House.
As part of the exhibition, VEPH is also the host of a special panel discussion titled “Vietnam Education Publishing House in the cause of promoting reading culture among students”, taking place on August 29, 2025.
The event features the participation of prominent writers, poets, educators, and scholars such as poet Tran Dang Khoa, vice president of the Vietnam Writers’ Association; Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Dang Diep, chairman of the Literary Theory Council under the Vietnam Writers’ Association, former director of the Institute of Literature; Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Van Tung, member of the Council of Members, deputy editor-in-chief of VEPH; and Nguyen Thi Thu Ha, principal of Trung Vuong Secondary School.
VEPH’s participation in this exhibition is not just a duty - it is a source of pride and a unique opportunity to affirm its significant contributions to the noble cause of “nurturing people” and the journey of building and advancing a progressive, humanistic Vietnamese education system for a bright future of the nation.
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