President of the Ghana Para Swimming Association, Farida Iddriss, has described Promise Aheto’s qualification for the 2026 Commonwealth Games as a defining moment in Ghana’s sporting history.

In an official statement, she commended the collective efforts of key stakeholders, including Samson Deen, the National Paralympic Committee (NPC) Ghana board, the Ghana Olympic Committee (GOC), and the Glasgow 2026 team for their unwavering support in helping the athlete reach the global stage.

According to her, Aheto’s qualification is not only a personal achievement but also a significant step forward for inclusivity in Ghanaian sports, particularly for para athletes striving for international recognition.

She noted that as Ghana’s first-ever para swimming representative at the Commonwealth Games, Aheto carries the hopes and aspirations of a nation eager to celebrate excellence in all its forms.

Farida Iddriss emphasized that the milestone signals a new chapter for para sports in Ghana, where talent is nurtured, barriers are broken, and opportunities are expanded for athletes across all disciplines.

She reaffirmed the association’s commitment to developing para swimming in the country and pledged continued support for Aheto as he prepares for the Glasgow 2026 Games, expressing confidence that he will represent Ghana with pride, discipline, and distinction on the global stage.