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Why Travel to Kuala Lumpur?

Malaysia’s relationship with Bangladesh has long been amicable and fruitful as the relations have deeper historical roots than are commonly recognised. Furthermore, this relationship is firmly solidified as Malaysia was one of the first few countries to recognise Bangladesh's independence in 1971.  During the contemporary period, the sosio-cultural, economic, and other aspects of the bilateral relationship have expanded. In the 21st century, Bangladesh has evolved rapidly in many sectors and has become a force to be reckoned with - it is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world and set to become a "developing country" by 2024 according to experts. The five decades of Malaysia-Bangladesh relations can be described with one word: resilience. Throughout the years, there has been genuine engagements to continuously enhance the international cooperation, be it through trade and investment, labour mobility and capacity building. The "working relationship" between Malaysia and Bangladesh is unique and indispensable with many years of overcoming various challenges and hiccups along the way. Whilst so, Bangladesh is making waves on the international stage in various sectors including tourism and sports, and this reiterates the commitment from both nations in strategic collaborations, growth and prosperity. There are about 1 million Bangladesh nationals living in Malaysia for various reasons including work and education, providing a healthy community for aspiring travellers. Malaysia and Bangladesh are also very similar in terms of how Islam is interpreted and practiced, making it conducive and convenient for any form of migration, be it temporary or permanent. Alongside that, all religions are respected and embraced in Malaysia, just as it is in Bangladesh, making it convenient to freely lead personal lifestyles.