The Vice President of Ghana, Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang, joined John Dramani Mahama Jubilee House for the 2026 Presidential Iftar Dinner, in a show of solidarity with Ghana’s Muslim community during the holy month of Ramadan.
Standing in Solidarity During Ramadan
Addressing the gathering, the Vice President emphasized the importance of Ramadan as a sacred period of reflection, introspection, and spiritual renewal for Muslims across the country and beyond.
She noted that the occasion served as a reminder of the need to draw closer to Allah, deepen empathy for the less privileged, and reaffirm a shared national responsibility to support the vulnerable in society.
Recognition of Religious Leadership and Unity
The Vice President paid tribute to the National Chief Imam, Sheikh Osman Nuhu Sharubutu, acknowledging his enduring leadership and significant contributions to peace and interfaith harmony in Ghana.
She also commended the Muslim community for its continued role in national development, highlighting the importance of unity and coexistence among Ghana’s diverse religious groups.
Renewing Commitment to Peace and Stability
As Muslims across the country observe the fast, the Vice President reaffirmed government’s commitment to maintaining Ghana’s peace and stability.
The gathering concluded with prayers for the nation, seeking Allah’s blessings and acceptance of prayers during the holy month.
Why This Story Matters
The Presidential Iftar Dinner underscores Ghana’s strong tradition of religious tolerance and unity. At a time when global tensions often highlight divisions, such gatherings reinforce Ghana’s reputation as a beacon of peaceful coexistence and mutual respect among faiths.
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