The Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPDRF) reportedly enjoys a good relationship and has "strong ties" with the Eritrean People's Liberation Front (EPLF) (The Middle East International 12 June 1992, 19). The EPRDF recognises the provisional government of Eritrea (Gilkes July 12992, 5). Although Ethiopia and Eritrea have different views on how to achieve democracy, their relationship is reported to be amicable (Africa News 23 Dec. 1991-6 Jan. 1992, 18). For further information on this topic, please refer to the attached documents.

Africa News [London]. 23 December 1991-6 January 1992. "Ethiopia and Eritrea Pursue Amicably Divergent Paths to Democracy."

Gilkes, Patrick. July 1992. Ethnic and Political Movements in Ethiopia and Somalia. London: Save the Children Fund.

Middle East international [London]. 12 June 1992. "Eritrea Emerges From Africa's Longest War," No. 427, pp. 19-20.

Africa News [London]. 23 December 1991-6 January 1992. "Ethiopia and Eritrea Pursue Amicably Divergent Paths to Democracy."

Gilkes, Patrick. July 1992. Ethnic and Political Movements in Ethiopia and Somalia. London: Save the Children Fund.

Middle East international [London]. 12 June 1992. "Eritrea Emerges From Africa's Longest War," No. 427, pp. 19-20.