As 2026 began, Indonesia and Tunisia launched Diplomacy Briefing 2026 in Tunis, aiming to enhance bilateral relations through economic, cultural, and educational cooperation. A key development is the impending Preferential Trade Agreement (PTA) to ease tariffs on selected goods, promoting trade diversification. Additionally, regulatory cooperation discussions and cultural exchanges are growing, though challenges remain, particularly for Tunisia amid ongoing political pressures. This relationship focuses on practical gains rather than geopolitical alignment.
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