Working with single quotes in file paths returned by find

I am writing a bash script that, when launched from a directory, Breflects the directory structure of the directory Ain the directory B.

I am currently doing this:

 #!/bin/bash          

 dirify () {
    echo $1
 }
 export -f dirify

 find "../test" -type d -exec bash -c "dirify '{}'" \;

I run this script from a directory B, and ../testthis is a directory A. Fortunately, the directory that I use for testing contains folders with 'in the name. When I run this script, bash gives the following error when it reaches these directories:

> bash: -c: line 0: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `''
> bash: -c: line 1: syntax error: unexpected end of file

(note that line 0 and line 1 refer to lines inside the function dirify())

A more simplified way of illustrating this problem is as follows:

find "../test" -exec bash -c "echo '{}'" \;

This example shows the same errors.

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