Who is Who · Verified · Updated 2026-11-01
Who is who.
148 current office holders — presidents, prime ministers, chiefs, judges and organisation heads — checked name by name, because an outdated "who is who" list is worse than none.
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⭐ Most asked in exams
The office holders the verified paper banks ask about again and again — revise these first.
| Office | Country | Holder | Since |
|---|---|---|---|
| President | Pakistan | Asif Ali Zardari ⭐ Most Asked | 10 March 2024 |
| Prime Minister | Pakistan | Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif ⭐ Most Asked | 2024 |
| Deputy Prime Minister & Minister for Foreign Affairs | Pakistan | Mohammad Ishaq Dar ⭐ Most Asked | 2024 |
| Chairman, Senate | Pakistan | Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani ⭐ Most Asked | 2024 |
| Chief Justice of Pakistan | Pakistan | Yahya Afridi ⭐ Most Asked | 26 October 2024 |
| Chief of Army Staff & Chief of Defence Forces | Pakistan | Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir ⭐ Most Asked | 29 November 2022 |
| Governor, State Bank of Pakistan | Pakistan | Jameel Ahmad ⭐ Most Asked | — |
| President | United States | Donald Trump ⭐ Most Asked | 2025 |
| Secretary of State | United States | Marco Rubio ⭐ Most Asked | 2025 |
| Prime Minister | United Kingdom | Andy Burnham ⭐ Most Asked | 20 July 2026 |
| Secretary-General | United Nations | António Guterres ⭐ Most Asked | — |
Frequently asked questions
Why do one-paper exams ask "who is who" questions?
Current office holders are the cheapest marks in the paper — a fixed set of names that PPSC, FPSC, PMS and CSS MPT papers test again and again: Pakistan's president, prime minister, service chiefs and regulators, the heads of major countries, and the chiefs of the UN, IMF and World Bank. GK360 keeps this page verified so those marks are never lost to an outdated book.
How often is this page updated?
Whenever an office changes hands — an appointment, an election, a resignation — and the whole list is re-verified on the monthly current-affairs cycle. Every entry in the underlying dataset carries its source and verification date; nothing is listed from memory.
Which office holders matter most?
The ⭐ Most Asked names below — Pakistan's top constitutional offices, the service chiefs, the US president and secretary of state, the Indian prime minister, and the heads of the UN, IMF and World Bank appear in paper after paper. Start there, then work through your exam body's favourite countries.
Is Who is Who free?
Yes — like the past papers and current affairs sections, Who is Who is completely free. Only the Premium Notes (Rs 3,000) and the Session (Rs 5,000) are paid.