On the evening of December 24, 2024, at the National Convention Center in Hanoi, FAHASA was honored to be recognized as one of the Top 100 Outstanding Vietnamese Brands at the Vietnam Gold Star Award 2024 Ceremony – one of the most prestigious awards in the country.
The Vietnam Gold Star Award is a national-level recognition presented to outstanding Vietnamese brands and products. Initiated in 2003, it is organized under the direction of the Prime Minister by the Central Committee of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union, the Vietnam Youth Federation, and the Vietnam Young Entrepreneurs Association. The award has become a symbol of success, affirming the position and reputation of Vietnamese enterprises that are competitive on a global scale and are highly regarded by society and the business community.
Ho Chi Minh City Book Distribution Corporation – FAHASA has proudly operated and grown for over 48 years. Its extensive distribution network spans 50 provinces and cities across the country, with a system of 130 professional, beautiful, and modern bookstores. FAHASA bookstores specialize in Vietnamese and foreign-language books, cultural products, stationery, school supplies, children’s toys, souvenirs, and more. With a highly skilled and professional staff known for their courteous and civilized service style, FAHASA is always ready to meet the needs of its valued customers.
Throughout its 48 years of establishment and development, FAHASA has continuously innovated, transformed, and confidently integrated to become one of the leading companies in Vietnam’s publishing and book distribution industry. Since its early days, FAHASA has remained steadfast in its mission to promote a reading culture and intellectual development, aiming to bring sustainable value to the community.
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