NPC Ghana congratulates Farida Iddriss on Africa Aquatics Zone II leadership role
National Paralympic Committee of Ghana (NPC Ghana), led by its President, Mr Samson Deen, has warmly congratulated Ms Farida Iddriss on taking up her new role as Secretary-General of Africa Aquatics Zone II.
National Paralympic Committee of Ghana (NPC Ghana) President, Mr Samson Deen, has lauded Ms Farida Iddriss for assuming the position of Secretary-General of Africa Aquatics Zone II. He deemed her accomplishment a proud moment for Ghana and a testament to her unwavering commitment, expertise, and progressive role in sports advancement.
A member of NPC Ghana’s Governing Board and President of the Para Swimming Association of Ghana, Iddriss’s promotion highlights her dedication to enhancing para swimming, promoting inclusivity, and broadening prospects for athletes with disabilities. Deen addressed the Governing Board, expressing heartfelt congratulations to Iddriss, acknowledging her impact on Ghana, women in sports, and aspiring sports administrators.
He applauded her for the vigor, discipline, and leadership she has contributed to para swimming, which has bolstered the sport’s progress and prominence in Ghana. Deen affirmed that her elevation signifies a validation of competence, integrity, and service, and that Ghanaian sports leaders are capable of guiding the future of sports across Africa.
He expressed confidence that Iddriss would bring professionalism, innovation, and an inclusive approach to her new role, collaborating with stakeholders to bolster aquatics and para swimming throughout Zone II. Deen highlighted that her accomplishment should motivate more women, young people, and emerging sports leaders to strive for leadership positions and contribute to a stronger, fairer, and more inclusive African sports landscape.
He pledged NPC Ghana’s full support for Iddriss in advancing institutional collaboration, technical development, athlete progression, and international opportunities across the zone. Concluding his remarks, Deen congratulated Iddriss, stating that Ghana and the Paralympic Movement are proud of her. He hoped her tenure would open doors for athletes, inspire new leaders, and leave a lasting legacy for aquatics and inclusive sports across Africa Aquatics Zone II.
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