The Cabinet Division has released the official record of 21 Toshakhana gifts received by senior government officials between April and June 2026.
The newly published record includes gifts presented to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and the Deputy Prime Minister during the three-month period.
According to the official details, all the listed gifts have been deposited in the Toshakhana, while authorities continue assessing their monetary value.
Prime Minister Received Several Diplomatic Gifts
The official Toshakhana record shows that Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif received several gifts from visiting dignitaries and foreign counterparts during official engagements.
Among the items were a sugar bowl, a valuable pen, a model of the Prophet’s Mosque, a shield, and a tie.
In addition, the prime minister also received a model of the Chinese space station, a cup, a watch, and another shield during the reporting period.
The Cabinet Division included these items in the latest official disclosure covering gifts received between April and June 2026.
Deputy Prime Minister’s Gifts Also Disclosed
The released record also details gifts presented to the Deputy Prime Minister.
According to the Cabinet Division, he received a Chinese leather belt, a model of an Egyptian statue, and a pair of cufflinks.
These items have also been deposited in the Toshakhana in accordance with the applicable procedures.
All Gifts Deposited in Toshakhana
The Cabinet Division confirmed that every gift received by both senior officials has been officially deposited in the Toshakhana.
The department further stated that the valuation process is currently underway.
Officials are assessing the monetary worth of each item before completing the official record.
Disclosure Covers April to June 2026
The latest disclosure forms part of the official Toshakhana record covering gifts received between April and June 2026.
The published details provide information about the nature of the gifts received by senior government officeholders during official engagements.
Meanwhile, the Cabinet Division continues the process of determining the financial value of all 21 items included in the latest record.
