Malaysia

Most of them have a career in farming, farming, and hunting fishermen. The Melanau people, who are native Sarawak, are the main fishermen. Sarawak's oil-rich coastline plays an important role in the state's economy and the economy of Sarawak itself. Mostly from Natural resources
Such as oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG), where most natural gas is exported to Japan. Other income comes from black and white pepper. The name of SarawakSago rubber, dry coconut meat, bird's nest and sawn timber Estimated Malaysia can grow to 27,550 shorton per year.Agriculture produces the world's major rubber and rice.Mining important minerals such as tin ore, the world's number one exporter of iron ore, oil and natural gas.The majority of forestry is hardwood, the second largest exporter in Southeast Asia after Indonesia.The industry is known as the new industrialized country of Asia (NICs). Malaysia is rich in natural resources such as reserves of 3.8 million barrels of crude oil and 87 million cubic feet of natural gas. It is also the 3rd largest gas producer in the world with a production capacity of 24 million tons per year and still has many other resources such as tin, forestry, palm oil and cocoa. In addition, Malaysia cares about the environment by protecting forests.