Indonesia–Taiwan relations
{'<entity_0>': 'Indonesia–Taiwan relations', '<entity_1>': 'Taiwan', '<entity_2>': 'Indonesia'}
[['Indonesia–Taiwan relations', 'country', 'Taiwan'], ['Indonesia–Taiwan relations', 'country', 'Indonesia']]
<entity_0> are foreign relations between <entity_2> and <entity_1>. Currently, <entity_2> does not officially recognize <entity_1> (<entity_1>) as it adopted One-China Policy; officially recognizing only the People’s <entity_1> since 1950. Prior to the Independence of <entity_2>, during Dutch East Indies era in early 20th century, <entity_1> has reached out to people of the Indies, especially towards Overseas Chinese. After <entity_2> proclaimed its independence in 1945 and won recognition in 1949, <entity_2> briefly recognized the <entity_1> between period 1949 to 1950. However, after the defeat of National Revolutionary Army to People's Liberation Army, and its retreat to <entity_1>, in 1950 <entity_2> shifted its official recognition to People’s <entity_1> and opted for One-China policy. However <entity_2> did not re-establish diplomatic relations with <entity_1>, despite sharing anti-communist sentiments at that time. Nevertheless, <entity_2> and <entity_1> enjoy close relations since the late 1960s. <entity_2> has established an Indonesian Economic and Trade Office in Taipei since 1970, while <entity_1> reciprocated by establishing Taipei Economic and Trade Office (TETO) in Jakarta since 1971. <entity_2> is <entity_1>'s 10th-largest trade partner, with annual two-way trade volume reaching US$12.3 billion. For <entity_2>, <entity_1> is their 9th-largest foreign direct investment source, with total investments amounting to US$15.3 billion, generating about 1 million job opportunities, while there are around 8,000 Taiwanese managerial and technical personnel working in <entity_2>. Citizens of the <entity_1> (<entity_1>) residing in <entity_2> are served by two international schools: <entity_1> is the 8th-largest source of visitors to <entity_2>. <entity_2> is <entity_1>'s largest source of foreign migrant workers.
['bilateral relation']