Which province is Penang?

Penang, also known as Penang and Penang, is one of the thirteen federal states in Malaysia, located in the northwest of Malaysia Peninsula. Penang, located in Malacca Strait, is divided into two parts by Penang Strait: Penang Island and Victoria Province. The eastern and northern parts of the province are adjacent to Kedah and the southern part is adjacent to Perak. The west of Penang and Sumatra Island in Indonesia face each other across the Straits of Malacca. Everbright is a famous landmark in Penang. It is an important port in Malaysia, the third largest city in China after Kuala Lumpur, the capital, and Johor Bahru, the southern trade gateway, and the capital of Penang, the second smallest state in Malaysia (but the state with the largest Chinese population).

Penang, tel. 1786

Penang was developed by the British colonial government as the earliest commercial center in the Far East in 2006, and now it is a bustling metropolis, reflecting the unique feelings of the East and the West.

Penang Island is not only famous for the harmonious development of multi-cultures, but also for its "electronic manufacturing base". Penang is called "Oriental Silicon Valley".

Penang's economy is a mixed economy of trade, industry, tourism and agriculture. High-tech industries are more developed here, because many international electronics companies come here to set up factories to produce computer peripherals, circuit boards or chips. Penang has also developed well in all garment industries related to tourism.

Penang is already the most important tourist attraction and the most important conference and exhibition center in Asia.

National motto: unity and loyalty

State Song: My State

Capital: Georgetown

State flag and national emblem of Penang, Malaysia

Head of State: Dato Sri Oetama Haji abdul rahman bin Haji

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Ruling party: Democratic Action Party and People's Justice Party are in power together.

Chief Minister: lim guan eng [1]

Area: 1 0,046.3 square kilometers

Population: 1, 486,500 (2006)

Population density: 44

According to the data of the 20 12 population survey in Penang, there are 6.7913300 Chinese, accounting for 42.2%. There are 664,889 Malays, accounting for 4 1.3%. Indians account for 9.9%, other nationalities account for 0.3%, and non-Malaysian citizens account for 6.3%. Chinese who have settled in Penang can be divided into two categories: immigrant Chinese and native Chinese, and the latter can be divided into Chinese descendants and Chinese descendants who have married local people, namely Baba, native Chinese and Nyangra. Although influenced by western culture, it still retains some China traditions in daily life, emphasizing the traditional manners, customs and beliefs of China.

04.9 person/km2