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While medical tourism in Malaysia has become increasingly popular as a result of soaring health costs throughout the West, the global recession presents a unique opportunity to capitalise on the country's competitive prices.
As the effects of the global financial crisis continue to ripple through stock markets around the world, the Malaysian bourse appears volatile but better placed to ride out the storm than it did during the 1997 Asian financial crisis.
Faced with slowing economic growth, low commodity prices and an international financial crisis, the Malaysian government is resorting to fiscal stimulus measures to prevent further economic deterioration.
The most vibrant of the seven emirates in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Dubai, has been pushing forward quickly with its ambitious plans to diversify its economy and make itself the business hub of the Gulf region.
While Malaysia, as an export-oriented economy, is not immune to global events, it should hold up relatively well in the face of the global crisis in 2009 thanks to robust macroeconomic fundamentals.
Malaysia's drive to establish itself as a regional leader in education has taken another step forward.

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