Introduction
The Toshakhana Records (Jan–Jun 2025) have been officially released by Pakistan’s Cabinet Division, shedding light on the valuable gifts received by political leaders, military chiefs, and top officials. These records, part of the government’s transparency initiative, include everything from luxury watches to symbolic shields, decorative pieces, and even electric vehicles.
Below, we break down the complete list of recipients and their gifts.
Complete List of Toshakhana Gift Recipients (Jan–Jun 2025)
| Recipient | Position | Gift(s) Received | Presented By |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mian Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif | Prime Minister of Pakistan | Luxury watches (IWC Schaffhausen & Panerai), Model of Mimbar-e-Rasool, Model Bull & Book, Shields, Wooden Box (Charter of Makkah), Wall Hanging | Sheikh Abdul Hadi Mana Al-Hajri (Qatar), HRH Prince Mansour bin Muhammad bin Saad (KSA), Pakistan Stock Exchange, Aga Khan University, Dr. Mohammad Abdulkarim Alissa (Muslim World League), Iranian CGS |
| Asif Ali Zardari | President of Pakistan | Vase, Table Cloth | Maj. Gen. Mohammad Bagheri (Iran) |
| Gen. Asim Munir | Chief of Army Staff | Decorative Items, Shield | Foreign Dignitaries |
| Zaheer Ahmad Babar Sidhu | Chief of Air Staff | Watches, Carpets, Prayer Mats | Foreign Delegations |
| Admiral Naveed Ashraf | Chief of Naval Staff | Tea Sets, Tablecloths, Wall Art | Gulf Leaders |
| Ishaq Dar | Deputy Prime Minister | Bed Sheets, Decoration Pieces | Middle Eastern Delegations |
| Maryam Nawaz Sharif | Chief Minister Punjab | Carpet, Vase, Luxury Coffee Set | Gulf Officials |
| Mohsin Naqvi | Interior Minister | Decorative Shields, Prayer Mat | Dignitaries |
| Ahad Cheema | Minister for Economic Affairs | Watch, Tea Set | Middle Eastern Officials |
| Lt Gen Syed Amir Raza | Chief of General Staff | Watch, Tie Set | Military Delegations |
| Vice Admiral Raja Rab Nawaz | Senior Naval Officer | Decorative Items | Foreign Navy Chiefs |
| Lt Gen (Retd) Nazir Ahmed | NAB Chairman | Prayer Mats, Decorative Carpet | Gulf Officials |
| Malik Ahmed Khan | Politician | Tea Set | Foreign Guests |
| Muhammad Ali Randhawa | Government Official | Carpet | Gulf Delegation |
| Riffat Mukhtar Raja | Senior Bureaucrat | Shield | Diplomats |
| Wahab Riaz | Sportsman & Politician | Wrist Watch | Gulf Delegation |
| Zain Asim | Government Official | Coffee Set | Visiting Delegation |
| Usman Bajwa | Senior Officer | Decorative Wall Hanging | Foreign Guest |
| Tariq Fatemi | Former Diplomat | Shield, Tea Set | Middle Eastern Dignitary |
| Khawaja Imran Nazir | Provincial Minister | Decorative Pieces | Diplomats |
| Others | Various Officials | Carpets, Bed Sheets, Prayer Mats, Watches, Electric Vehicles | Visiting Delegations |
Types of Gifts in 2025 Toshakhana Records
- Luxury Watches (IWC, Panerai)
- Decorative Items (Vases, Carpets, Wall Hangings)
- Religious & Cultural Gifts (Mimbar-e-Rasool Model, Charter of Makkah, Prayer Mats)
- Official Shields & Books (from institutions like Pakistan Stock Exchange & Aga Khan University)
- Household Items (Tablecloths, Tea/Coffee Sets, Bed Sheets)
- Vehicles & High-Value Goods (Electric Vehicles – valuation ongoing)
Why These Records Matter
The Toshakhana serves as a repository for state gifts received by government officials and leaders. By making these records public, the government ensures transparency, accountability, and trust in public office.
This year’s record highlights not only luxury items but also symbolic and cultural gifts reflecting diplomatic ties with Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Iran, and other nations.
FAQs on Toshakhana Records 2025
1. What is the Toshakhana?
The Toshakhana is a government-managed department that stores gifts given to officials by foreign dignitaries.
2. Who received the most gifts in 2025?
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif received the highest number of items, including luxury watches and symbolic religious artifacts.
3. Are these gifts personal property?
No. By law, all gifts must be deposited in the Toshakhana. Officials can purchase them back at a set valuation.
4. What types of gifts are common?
Watches, carpets, decorative pieces, religious items, and luxury household goods are the most frequent.
5. How does the government ensure transparency?
The Cabinet Division regularly publishes gift records, listing recipients, items, and sources.
6. Why are electric vehicles mentioned in the record?
Some high-value state gifts, including electric cars, were presented but their valuation is still ongoing.
Conclusion
The Toshakhana Records 2025 provide an insightful look into Pakistan’s diplomatic gift exchanges. From luxury watches to symbolic Islamic artifacts, the gifts reflect both prestige and tradition. Publishing these details marks another step toward greater transparency and accountability in governance.