Who Received Gifts in 2026? New Toshakhana Records Expose Top Names in Pakistan

Fresh data released from Pakistan’s Toshakhana records for the first quarter of 2026 has disclosed that several high-ranking political leaders and senior government officials received valuable gifts, which were later deposited in the state repository as per official procedure.

The Cabinet Division’s record of the disclosures includes the top constitutional and administrative positions, including the President, Prime Minister, Delegate Prime Minister, federal ministers and the heads of key institutions.

The report states that all the declared gifts were handed over to Toshkhana following established rules. The official record does not provide the names of those that presented the gifts, however.

Key Officials Named in the Record

Among the prominent figures listed in the Toshakhana record are:

• Asif Ali Zardari, President of Pakistan
• Shehbaz Sharif, Prime Minister of Pakistan
• Ishaq Dar, Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister
• Chairman Senate
• Chairman NAB

In addition, several federal ministers and senior officials also appear in the record.

The list further includes:

• Shaza Fatima Khawaja
• Ahad Cheema
• Attaullah Tarar

All Gifts Deposited in Toshakhana

The Cabinet Division said the list included all the persons who fulfilled the legal obligations and placed the gifts received by them in the official state repository, Toshkhana, which deals with the collection of gifts received by public office holders.

As in standard format for records, however, the names and identities of gift-givers were not disclosed, thus preserving the confidentiality of diplomatic and official communications.

Background: What is Toshakhana?

Toshakhana is a government body that is in charge of keeping and storing gifts given to public officials such as foreign visitors and state guests. According to the rules, all such items must be declared and deposited and under certain provisions may be retained by the officials after assessment of value.