As known, the increase in exports can generate more foreign currency that facilitates importing countries to meet domestic production input and output expansion. For a country, The foreign currency is one pillar of the country's development. Moreover, exports are also a very efficient tool for the development needs of the foreign debt currency that is vulnerable to shocks and could push the debt currency that is vulnerable to shocks and could push the debt default (failure to pay). Several pmembers of the OIC in the ASEAN-in this case, Indonesia and Malaysia have export activities that allegedly helped boost economic growth as well as individual countries.