- LBP 4.2 billion granted to the High Relief Commission by virtue of decree number 6191 issued on August 24, 2011 to pay the Middle East Airlines to airlift Lebanese nationals out of Ivory Coast following the events that troubled the country in April 2011. It is worth mentioning that the Lebanese evacuated were around 1500, which hangs a question mark on the reasons behind such a high cost that reached around USD 2000 for every person.
- LBP 2.3 billion worth of credits allocated last September from the budget reserve to the budget of the Ministry of Finance- Directorate for Finance. LBP 800 billion of that sum are spent on postal services and LBP 1.5 billion on advertising.
- LBP 150 million cost for hosting the Regional Agrico-Industries Forum in Lebanon.
- LBP 5600 billion expenditure on salaries, wages and pension disbursements in the 2012 budget proposal. This cost is likely to increase in the event of approval of new pay hikes or of admission of new civil servants and security members. This cost represents 43 % - 45 % of the estimated revenues.
- USD 440 thousand annual rent for the new Ministry of Agriculture building in Al Mousaitbeh.
- USD 426 million profit achieved by the first three leading banks (Bank Awdeh- BLOM Bank- Byblos Bank) in the first half of 2011.
- LBP 527 million is the credit value that has been allocated to the Ministry of Finance to pay Standard and Poor for analytical services in the year 2011 without specifying the method over which this company was awarded, the work that it did or the work plan.
- LBP 10 billion is the loan given by the government to the Lebanese Army in 2011 to cover the fuel expenses given the increase in the number of military vehicles, boats and military helicopters while the total amount spent in 2011 for this purpose reached LBP 80 million.
- LBP 1 billion is the amount given by the Lebanese government to the Higher Relief Committee to secure the various needs of Syrian refugees that came to North Lebanon.
- LBP 2.6 billion is a grant given by the Canadian government to Lebanon for the national program to target the poorest families, but the Lebanese people do not know who those target families are or how to allocate the money.
- 355 & 362 is the ranking of Bank Audi, and BLOM bank, respectively, among 1,000 banks worldwide. Bank Audi is the first in Lebanon.