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New Toshakhana policy: Gifts exceeding $300 in value to become state property - Pakistan

All gifts are to be "reported" and "deposited" in the Toshakhana within 30 days of receipt or date of return to country.

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New Toshakhana policy: Gifts exceeding $300 in value to become govt assets

New Toshakhana policy: Gifts exceeding $300 in value to become govt assets
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Toshakhana policy: Pakistan bans PM, president, judges from receiving gifts valued over $300

The Pakistan government has banned giving Toshakhana presents valued over $300 to elected officials, including the president, prime minister and cabinet members. The updated guidelines also restricted judges, as well as civil and military leaders from accepting gifts that cost more than $300. A fresh set of guidelines has been introduced according to the latest "Toshakhana Procedure for the Acceptance and Disposal of Gifts, 2023", which is dated March 8. The government released the guidelines alongside the Toshakhana records of 2002 onwards.

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Pakistan bars leaders & officials from receiving gifts valued over $300 amid Toshakhana controversy

Pakistan has introduced new rules barring the prime minister, ministers and officials from retaining any gift by a foreign government whose value exceeded $300 amid entrenched corruption related to state gifts, it emerged on Tuesday. The issue made headlines after former premier Imran Khan sold a precious watch given to him by the Saudi crown prince and did not disclose its

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