OostMaleisië
Oost-Maleisië, or Eastern Malaysia, refers to the eastern portion of the country of Malaysia, which is separated from the western region by the Malaysian Peninsula. This division is primarily due to the geographical layout of the country, with the peninsula forming the western part and the state of Sabah and Sarawak on the island of Borneo comprising the eastern region.
Eastern Malaysia is characterized by its diverse landscapes, ranging from dense rainforests and mountainous terrain to
The two main states in Eastern Malaysia are Sabah and Sarawak, each with distinct histories and governance
Economically, Eastern Malaysia relies heavily on natural resources, particularly timber, palm oil, and natural gas. The
Infrastructure development has been a focus in recent years, with improved road and air connectivity linking