In a warm and cordial atmosphere, on the afternoon of March 20, 2026, in Hanoi, AASC Auditing Firm Co., Ltd. hosted an interactive gathering with prominent leaders of professional associations.
Distinguished guests included: Mrs. Vu Thi Mai – Former Deputy Minister of Finance and Chairwoman of VACPA, Mrs. Nguyen Thi Cuc – Chairwoman of the Vietnam Tax Consultants' Association (VTCA), Mr. Nguyen Tien Thoa – Chairman of the Vietnam Valuation Association (VVA), Mr. Vu Đức Chinh – Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Association of Accountants and Auditors (VAA), and Mr. Pham Van Binh – Deputy Director of the Price Management Department under the Ministry of Finance. The guests were welcomed by AASC’s leadership and key personnel.
This meaningful gathering aimed to strengthen coordination, solidarity, and knowledge sharing as AASC approaches its 35th anniversary (May 13, 1991 – May 13, 2026), a milestone that runs parallel with the formation of Vietnam’s Independent Auditing Industry. The event was also chosen to debut an official song dedicated to the Vietnam Valuation Association.
Opening the program, Mr. Ngo Duc Doan expressed his warm welcome and deep gratitude for the highly responsible and effective contributions of the four associations to the fields of accounting, auditing, taxation, and valuation, emphasizing the strong bond between AASC and these bodies. Following his remarks, Mr. Nguyen Tien Thoa invited the delegates to enjoy the song "The Song of the Vietnam Valuation Association," which inspired professional pride and connection among the sectors.
The atmosphere grew even livelier with musical performances by Mr. Nguyen Hung Minh, former Director of the Emulation and Commendation Department of the Ministry of Finance. The familiar, emotional melodies created a warm, humanistic space that connected all delegates. This gathering was not only a time to reflect on past milestones but also opened up numerous future collaboration opportunities, supporting the sustainable growth of the accounting, auditing, and valuation professions in Vietnam.
Some photos from the meeting:
