Celebrating the 35th anniversary of Nghe An Publishing House.

(Baonghean.vn) - On the morning of September 19th, Nghe An Publishing House held a ceremony to celebrate its 35th anniversary (September 1980 – September 2015) and a gathering of authors and collaborators who have been associated with the Publishing House throughout its journey of establishment and development.

Overview of the ceremony

The Nghe An Publishing House, formerly the Nghe Tinh Publishing House, was established and officially began operations in September 1980. The Nghe An Publishing House is the political, ideological, and cultural agency of the Provincial Party Committee, tasked with publishing various books and other publications to serve cadres and the people of the province.

Mr. Ho Van Son, Deputy Director of Nghe An Publishing House, gave a speech reviewing the 35-year journey of building and developing the publishing house.

Over the past 35 years, Nghe An Publishing House has published more than 4,000 titles, millions of copies across various genres and topics such as history, cultural geography, books on famous figures, contemporary literature and art, books about President Ho Chi Minh and his homeland and family, folk literature, etc. Many works by authors published at Nghe An Publishing House have been loved and highly appreciated by readers; among them, many authors have received high awards: the Ho Chi Minh Prize for Professor Nguyen Dong Chi, the State Prize for Associate Professor Ninh Viet Giao, poet Tran Huu Thung, and Minh Hue with awards from the Vietnam Union of Literature and Arts Associations…

Mr. Nguyen Ba Hao, Deputy Director of the Department of Information and Communications, highly appreciated the achievements that Nghe An Publishing House has made over the past 35 years.

Mr. Ha Van Tai (former Chief of the Provincial Party Committee Office), a long-time author associated with the publishing house, has contributed heartfelt opinions aimed at improving the overall quality of the publishing house to meet the requirements of the new era.

This is an opportunity for generations of staff, editors, and employees of the Publishing House to meet, socialize, and reminisce about the 35-year journey of the Publishing House's development and growth; and to express gratitude for the great contributions of generations of staff, employees, authors, and collaborators who have contributed to the success of the Publishing House. At the meeting, authors and collaborators of the Publishing House also contributed practical ideas to help improve the overall quality of the Publishing House to meet the requirements of the current information technology era.

Dinh Nguyet