Said Sinare

In 1992, Sinare entered into politics when he was elected member of parliament of the 1st parliament of the 4th Republic after President Jerry John Rawlings had enacted a new constitution moving Ghana into a multi party state.[4][5] He served as the member of parliament for the Ayawaso Central Constituency for one term and lost the to Sheikh Ibrahim Codjoe Quaye in when he was bidding for a second term in 1996 elections.[6]

Sinare was appointed as Ambassador to Egypt in January 2012 by President John Evans Atta Mills to replace Amin Amidu Sulemana after a major reshuffle of his ministers and appointees.[7] During his tenure he had to ensure safety for Ghanaians in Egypt and especially the Black Stars, the Ghana national football team whilst they were going to play their FIFA World Cup 2014 qualifying play off second leg game against Egypt in Cairo during the post-coup unrest in Egypt (2013–2014) after the 2013 Egyptian coup d'état.[8][9]

Said Sinare was later on in October 2014 appointed by President John Dramani Mahama as Ghana's Ambassador to Saudi Arabia[10] He served in that role until 2017 after his party lost power in the December 2016 Presidential elections and he was replaced by Sheikh T. B. Damba.[11]

In 2018 he stood for reelection as the Vice Chairmanship position[12] of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) along with Awudu Sofo Asorka , Sherry Ayitey Yaw Owusu Obimpeh Lawyer Adu-Yeboah, Alhaji Amadu Bukari Sorogho, Seth Ofosu-Ohene, Alhaji Sumaila Mahama and Dr. Kwame Ampofo.[13] At the end of the national congress he was voted to serve as one of the three vice chairpersons for the party with Awudu Sofo Asorka serving as 1st Vice, Sherry Ayitey serving as 2nd Vice and him as the 3rd Vice.[14][15]