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With a robust ICT industry and one of the world's top ranked Shared Services Outsourcing (SS0) location, it can be easily seen why Malaysia is of the best locations in the world to invest in especially in the ICT industry. Top international companies including ACS, BMW, DHL, HSBC, IBM, Intel, Motorola, Nokia, Shell, Unisys and many others that have set up their base of regional and global operations here.  Malaysia offers high quality cosmopolitan living at affordable cost.  Kuala Lumpur, also generally referred to as KL, is a modern, bustling, cosmopolitan capital city.  Major business buildings and business centers can be found in KL city as well as other satellite cities.

Lowest wage inflation, highest staff retention rates, a well-educated and multilingual workforce, world-class infrastructures, conducive business environments. It certainly easy to see why Malaysia becomes more and more appealing to invest in.

Malaysia is one of the most cost-effective and easiest places to do business.  The cost for high-value work activities in the country has always been known as the most competitive in the world.

Because of its location, as well as its good relations with countries in the region, Malaysia is a popular trading partner with most countries. Malaysia are also an active participant in various trade groupings, providing investors with some of the most favorable incentives to penetrate the world's fastest growing consumer markets of ASEAN, Asia-Pacific and the Middle East.

東南アジア諸国連合（ASEAN）

Socio economic grouping with a 500 million consumer base.  Malaysia is signatory to the ASEAN Free Trade Agreement (AFTA), which provides for the lowering of intra-regional tariffs. The China-ASEAN Free Trade Agreement signed in 2002 will create the world's biggest trading bloc with a combined market of nearly two billion consumers.  A survey carries out by a consortium of media institutes on ASEAN attitudes towards member nations named Malaysia as the most admired ASEAN member. Malaysia was admired not for only its impressive developments but more for its multi-cultural harmony and political stability.

アジア太平洋経済協力（APEC）

Malaysia is actively involved in APEC's mission of achieving free and open trade investment.  Asia is Malaysia's biggest trading partner, accounting for almost two thirds (63.6%) or USD93.4 billion of the country's trade in 2003.

イスラム諸国会議機構（OIC）

Malaysia is the Chairman of the Organization of Islamic Conferences (OIC), an inter-governmental grouping of 57 member states, covering the continent of Asia, Africa and Europe with a total population of 1.3 billion, representing 21% of the global population. Malaysia has been lauded as a modern, moderate and progressive Muslim nation. In 2003, Malaysia was named the OIC's strategic hub for the Asia Pacific region. Malaysia's trade with the OIC countries in 2004 accounted for 7.0% of its global trade.