Ethiopia–Kenya relations
{'<entity_0>': 'Ethiopia–Kenya relations', '<entity_1>': 'Ethiopia', '<entity_2>': 'Kenya'}
[['Ethiopia–Kenya relations', 'country', 'Kenya'], ['Ethiopia–Kenya relations', 'country', 'Ethiopia']]
<entity_0> are bilateral relations between <entity_1> and <entity_2>. <entity_1> first established ties with the British colonial administration in the East Africa Protectorate in 1907, when the <entity_1>-<entity_2> border was initially defined. In 1954, <entity_1> established an Honorary Consulate General in <entity_2>, formally establishing ties between it and the colonial administration. In 1961, while <entity_2> was still a British colony, <entity_1> appointed its first Ambassador to <entity_2>. President Kenyatta visited Addis Ababa in early 2019 with a trade delegation at the two day <entity_2>-<entity_1> High Level Trade and Investment Forum. As part of the talks held between the leaders of <entity_1> and <entity_2> in 2018 key areas of cooperation were agreed upon. Those key areas were agriculture, tourism, joint military training and transport and infrastructure particularly the LAPSSET Corridor, the <entity_1>-<entity_2> interconnection transmission line and the Moyale Joint City and Economic Zone. <entity_1> and <entity_2> are security partners as part of the AMISOM Mission in Somalia. <entity_1> and <entity_2> maintain trading ties. However, commerce is largely unidirectional, with <entity_1> mainly importing products from <entity_2>. In 2012, <entity_1> exported $4 million worth of goods to <entity_2>, while <entity_2> exported $54 million in commodities to <entity_1>.
['bilateral relation']