The Estonian American National Council is among the 18 national member organizations of CEEC, representing Americans of central and east European descent,  to sign onto a letter expressing concern and criticism to the Biden White House on May 21, 2021. The letter cites bipartisan criticism of the waiving of sanctions imposed on entities working on the NORD Stream 2 pipeline, the construction of which is widely seen as a dangerous development for the region, and warns that these waivers can be of detriment to relations with EU members or European allies and partners.

You may read the entire text of the May 21st letter addressed to U.S. President Joseph Biden, as well as to the Secretary of State Antony Blinken and National Security Adviser Jacob Sullivan, here. If you would like to advocate for Estonia and other countries in the affected region and speak up with your concerns about the Nord Stream2 pipeline and the waiver of previously imposed sanctions for involved companies, feel free to use these additional materials.    

EANC is a founding member of CEEC, which represents Americans of central and east European descent founding member of the CEEC, which was established in 1994. The coalition brings together 18 national member organizations representing Americans of central and east European descent.