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  Al Eqtesadiya Newspaper interview  with Dr. Ihsan Buhulaiga
  Invitation to establish index 'import prices' to contain imported inflation
Steps to choose a successful project: The idea and counseling the conviction and 'feasibility'
Under the auspices of Governor of Eastern Province  Intensive preparations to convene a forum of Al-Ahsa investment .. April 
The First Saudi Finance Professionals Forum 2011 Finance professionals in the new decade: aspirations and challenges
Buhulaiga: Decisions aimed at improving the standard of living and poverty eradication Saudi Arabia supports social development programs and more than 100 billion riyals
Dr. Bu-Hulaiga in his interview with Al-Riyadh
In interview with Al Eqtesadiya, Dr. Ihsan Bu-Hulaiga commented on Budget 2010: Human, home, Health, Education and Employment are the Priorities. 
Dr. Ihsan Bu-Hulaiga commented on OKAZ NEWS
 In Interviews with CNBC-Arabia and Al Eqtesadiya, Dr. Ihsan commented on predictions of Saudi Government’s Actual Revenues and Expenditures for 2010.
     Dr. Ihsan A. Bu-Hulaiga was interviewed by both Al Eqtesadyia, the leading Saudi economic daily newspaper, and CNBC-Arabia Arabia TV Channel on the actual performance of the Saudi treasury for the year 2010. Dr. Bu-Hulaiga’s analysis showed that it is highly likely that the Saudi treasury will close the current year with a surplus. This is due to the robust oil revenues. He estimated 2010’s expenditure at SR620 billion, 15 percent over what was initially budgeted. The US Energy Information Department estimated Saudi Arabia’s oil revenues for the first 11 month of 2010 at US$184 billion. more..