Introduction of Selangor

Selangor (é) (Malay: Selangor; Selangor, one of the thirteen states in Malaysia, is located in the middle of the west coast of Malay Peninsula, and Shahram, the capital, is a new city. Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya are two federal municipalities in Selangor. Selangor and Kuala Lumpur are commonly referred to as Longxue. There are also many tourist attractions in the state. Due to the perfect sports facilities in the state, many international competitions such as Formula One Racing (F 1) are also held in Selangor. Sunway Lagoon in Sunway Town is one of the largest theme parks in Malaysia, and the firefly park in Guala Selangor is one of the few firefly protected areas in the world. Commerce, industry and service industry are the main economic activities in Selangor, accounting for 58% of the gross national product (GDP) in 2008. Several major industrial zones in Malaysia are located in Selangor, mainly producing electronic products, chemicals and automobiles. Many foreign businessmen have also set up their branches in Malaysia in Selangor. The main industrial cities in Selangor are Subangyong, Shayanan, Klang, Jiaying, Wannau, Silayan, Sunway, Pu Zhong, Anbang and Bata Lingyong. Port Klang is the busiest port in Malaysia, ranking first in the world in terms of throughput 15. The service industry accounts for 38% of Selangor's economy. Selangor is the most economically developed state in Malaysia. In 2008, the per capita purchasing power (PPP) of the gross national product (GDP) was $3,365,438 +0.47, much higher than that of other states. In 2008, the human development index was 0.907, which was equivalent to some developed economies such as Germany, Britain and South Korea.