Indonesia–Tunisia relations
{'<entity_0>': 'Indonesia–Tunisia relations', '<entity_1>': 'Indonesia', '<entity_2>': 'Tunisia'}
[['Indonesia–Tunisia relations', 'country', 'Tunisia'], ['Indonesia–Tunisia relations', 'country', 'Indonesia']]
<entity_0> are particularly important after the Arab Spring, as <entity_2> seeks <entity_1> as an example of democracy in a Muslim-majority country, while <entity_1> has expressed its willingness to support the democratic transition in <entity_2> through a capacity for building and a partnership in democracy. <entity_1> has described <entity_2> as a shining example of a democratic transition in the Arab World. <entity_1> has an embassy in Tunis, while <entity_2> has an embassy in Jakarta. The relations between <entity_1> and <entity_2> has been established early even before <entity_2> achieved its independence from France in 1956. <entity_1> exports mainly consists of lubricant oil, musical instruments, optics, rubber, paper, plastics, furniture, shoes, coffee and spices to <entity_2>, while the Southeast Asian country importing dates, oranges, fertilizers, rock phosphate, glass, plastics and olive oil from the North African country.
['bilateral relation']