The Muslim Journalists Association of Ghana (MJA-Ghana) has congratulated Sheikh Abdul Nasiru-Deen on his appointment as Ghana鈥檚 Ambassador-Designate to the Republic of Turkey.
In a statement signed by its General Secretary, Muyid Deen Suleman, the Association described the appointment as a 鈥渟ignificant milestone鈥 in the distinguished career of Sheikh Nasiru-Deen, who is noted for his contributions as a cleric, pharmacist, humanitarian, and statesman.
鈥淭his appointment marks a milestone in your career, and we take immense pride in the path you have diligently forged for yourself,鈥 the statement said. 鈥淵our continued dedication, strategic acumen, and relentless pursuit of excellence have consistently distinguished you from your peers.鈥
The association also acknowledged Sheikh Nasiru-Deen鈥檚 role as one of the founding supporters of MJA-Ghana, commending his generosity and longstanding encouragement of the organisation鈥檚 work.
鈥淲e deeply appreciate your generous sponsorship of various activities, particularly your willingness to provide your office as a venue for our meetings some time past,鈥 it stated.
MJA-Ghana expressed strong confidence in the Ambassador-Designate鈥檚 ability to advance Ghana鈥檚 diplomatic and development agenda in Turkey, especially in the areas of education, trade, religious diplomacy, and humanitarian initiatives.
鈥淲e are confident that your extensive expertise, fervent passion, and exemplary leadership qualities will empower you to make a profound impact in your new role, introducing innovative ideas and achieving admirable outcomes for the Muslim community.鈥
The statement further praised Sheikh Nasiru-Deen鈥檚 pivotal role in strengthening Ghana鈥揟urkey relations over the years. He is widely credited with helping secure Turkish support for the construction of the Ghana National Mosque Complex鈥攐ne of the largest mosques in West Africa.
鈥淵our lifelong efforts to build bridges between Ghana and Turkey serve as a solid foundation for this next chapter in your service to the nation,鈥 the statement noted.
The Association concluded with a message of goodwill: 鈥淥nce again, congratulations, and may you relish the fruits of your labour.鈥