Malaysia is a multi-ethnic, multi-cultural and multi religious country in South East Asia. It is predominantly Muslim, but the constitution protects the followers of the other faiths, to practice their beliefs freely. The three main races are Malays, Indians and Chinese. They generally live in harmony, and the country is emerging out of 3rd World to 2nd World. In fact as industry booms in Malaysia, many parts look extremely futuristic. This is then juxtuposed with very dirty slums. A very interesting country.
Malaysia's main export used to be tin and rubber, but petroleum, oil palm and electronics goods have replaced tin and rubber as the main export commodities.
Increasingly, inbound tourism is becoming a major earner for Malaysia's economy. and tourists arrivals for 2007 is forecasted to reach 22million by the year end, a growth of almost 15% largely as a result of aggressive promotions by the Malaysia Government during this "Visit Malaysia Year 2007"
Information about Canon cameras in Malaysia can be found on the Canon Malaysia website. This site provides information on cameras for both personal and business use.
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Bursa Malaysia have two boards and it gives information to all regarding the stocks. Bursa Malaysia recognising and subsribing the context of global capital market. Bursa Malaysia also provide information to investors for them to compare the performance of stocks and manage their portfolios.
One can find information on Klang Malaysia by reading encyclopaedias, geography textbooks or atlases. One could also find information on the internet.
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The contact information for the Nokia Malaysia branch office is as follows. There telephone number is 60 327 868 888, and their address is Jalan Stesen Sentral 5, 50470 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
One can visit travel sites to obtain information on vacation packages in Malaysia. One could also talk to a travel agent at a local agency for more information.
Basic finance information is available from most major banking institutions or financial firms. Investment capital is the starting point of business.
There is no reason preventing Emma Watson from going to Malaysia. Actually, she was recently spotted at the airport in Malaysia. For more information, please refer to the related link.
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Yes. A foreigner can register an IT company in Malaysia, and it can be 100% foreign owned. The only need is that the minimum capital is RM 500,000 for some business. It might go high for some business depends on the requirement of the relevant authorities.
It depends on your work of experience and education background