Eighty-two percent of Pakistani citizens expressed their full confidence in the armed forces of Pakistan, according to the Mishal Pakistan Transparency Report 2026.

Opinions of 2,000 people are included in the report. The report further stated that Pakistan has a comprehensive accountability process.

The federal and provincial governments adopted different laws allowing the general public to access information.

A survey was also conducted in which 45 percent of people aged between 18 and 25 years, 35 percent aged between 26 and 35, and 67 percent included as graduates, 32 Masters, and 1 percent PhD.

The report further revealed that the Auditor General of Pakistan (AGP) conducted a complete audit of 29 private offices in which corruption of Rs224 billion was exposed.

The report stated that 25 percent of people declared Facebook as the main source of information and 20 percent on WhatsApp; 58 percent of people expressed no confidence, and 40% of respondents expressed confidence in the higher judiciary. (Report)

82% of respondents expressed confidence in the armed forces regarding the protection of Pakistan’s borders.

The report also assessed public awareness regarding various regulatory bodies. 90% of respondents are aware of the PTA’s role. 95% of respondents are aware of the FBR’s role. 90% of respondents are aware of the HEC’s role. 52% of respondents stated that e-governance platforms are improving service delivery. • According to 54%, Pakistan is moving towards a digital future. • 52% of respondents are optimistic about Pakistan’s long-term direction. social media reports.