Malaysia Malaysia is located in the southeast of the continent of Asia, and its capital is Kuala Lumpur, and it takes from the city of Putrajaya the seat of the federal government, and its total area reaches about three hundred and twenty nine thousand eight hundred and forty five square kilometers. Over thirty thousand million citizens live on its land, and the country is divided into two parts, which are semi-th. By the end of the twentieth century, Malaysia lived through the height of its economy boom and peak, witnessing an unprecedented development due to the presence of a sea route alongside it, the Strait of Malacca, and is considered an important route in international navigation. International trade also forms an extremely important part of Malaysia's economy, and industry takes the largest share in its main economic sectors. In 1997, Malaysia entered the group of eight developing Islamic countries, namely Egypt, Nigeria, Pakistan, Iran, Indonesia, Malaysia, Turkey, and Bangladesh, based in Turkey, which was helped by that. To improve its role as a developing country in improving the level of the global economy, and it also allowed it to establish new trade relations in its era, in addition to providing a decent life for its citizens in the financial, banking and rural development fields, and keeping pace with technological developments and science Improving the sectors of human and agricultural development, energy, environment and health. Volume 0% Borders We mentioned earlier that the state of Malaysia is divided into two parts, namely the peninsula of South Malaysia and East Malaysia, and with regard to their borders, Thailand borders South Malaysia from the south side, while Singapore borders it to the north, and from the eastern side it is bordered by Sumatra Island. The second part of the country, East Malaysia, is linked with the border with Indonesia and the Sultanate of Brunei, with them on the northern coast. Geography The country of Malaysia occupies the sixty-sixth place in the world in terms of area, while it occupies the forty-third in terms of population, so it is equal in terms of population density with both Saudi Arabia and Venezuela, and in terms of the total area with Norway and Vietnam. As for the geography of the country, the coastal plains extend along the coasts of the South China Sea, which divides Malaysia into two parts. As these coastal plains are rich in terrain of various forms of hills, mountains and thick forests, and the highest peaks reach about four thousand meters, which is Mount Kinabalu On the island of Borneo, the country witnesses monsoons from April to October and is southwestern, while in October until February the winds are northeasterly. Politics The system of government in Malaysia is a federal constitutional electoral monarchy, presidential elections are held every five years, and political competition for the rule of the country is exercised by the sultans of nine states. It is noteworthy that Malaysia inherited this system of government from British colonialism, and the state derives its legislation from the English common law. The Malaysian Parliament is divided into two parts: the House of Representatives and the Senate, meaning that it is the People's Assembly and the National Assembly, and they are appointed by election by the people every five years. Three years. History Malaysia did not have any mention in ancient history until the year 1963 AD, and its origination came after the reorganization of British Malaya within the Federation of Malaya, after the presence of widespread opposition, and by 1948 the Federal Malaya Federation was reorganized, then followed by the stage of the integration of Northern Borneo The British, Sarawak, Singapore, and the Federation of Malaya unite together and form the state of Malaysia, and gained independence on the sixteenth of September of the year 1963 AD, and Singapore was separated due to the events and tensions that the country witnessed on the ninth of August of the year 1965 AD. Economy Manpower in Malaysia exploited rubber trees and palm oil trees for commercial purposes, until Malaysia topped the role of the first exporter of tin, rubber and palm oil in addition to some raw materials, which in turn contributed to the Malaysian economic activity at the height of its prosperity. Malaysia was able to make a quantum leap in the economic field, as it moved from reliance on mining and agriculture in its economy to industrialization, and it witnessed a boom that exceeded all activities in the field of heavy industries within a few years, and Malaysia is nowadays a source of computer hard drives. It is noteworthy that the government made a great effort to upgrade the economy to eradicate poverty and unemployment. Tourism The tourism sector is extremely important by the Malaysian government, so it has become the focus of attention until it has harnessed all its capabilities to become the focus of attention of tourists. The country throughout the year, and tourism in Malaysia is relatively inexpensive, and millions of Arab tourists go to Malaysia annually, and it launched the first tourist site about Malaysia in the Arabic language and named it the Malaysia Guide. Tourist attractions Petronas Towers: These two towers are considered one of the most famous tourist attractions in Malaysia and Kuala Lumpur in particular, and they are considered twin towers due to their similarity in height, design and number of floors. , Five underground. In the period between 1998-2004, these two towers were at the top of the list of the tallest towers in the world, and these towers include a huge shopping complex divided into five floors, and as we embrace within them the so-called (aquira) which is an undersea world that includes about more than two thousand species of marine animals And, as tourists can wander inside this building with glass tubes. Arab Street: Take this street