Tunis, Tunisia |

RELTTAW Association, founded by Corina Sujdea of Romania, was recognised at World Book of Records – Tunisia Award Summit 2026, held at Verdi Tunis Beach Resort, Gammarth, Tunisia. The recognition acknowledges the association’s valuable contribution to international collaboration, educational development, environmental awareness and sustainable social impact.

Under the leadership of its founder, Corina Sujdea, RELTTAW has developed an international platform connecting educators, researchers, trainers and professionals across countries to encourage knowledge exchange, creativity, sustainability and community development.

The association has actively undertaken international educational and environmental initiatives, including webinars, conferences and collaborative programmes involving participants from Europe, Asia, Africa and other regions. These initiatives provide opportunities for professional networking, sharing best practices and developing collective approaches to contemporary educational and environmental challenges.

RELTTAW has further strengthened its international engagement through collaborations with organisations and networks working towards global development objectives, including Global Goal Connections, World Book of Records London and Global Ethix. These partnerships reflect a shared commitment to sustainability, ethical leadership, education and responsible social development.

A significant milestone in the association’s ongoing work is its 2026 Erasmus+ application, titled “Green Bridges: Building Sustainability and Environmental Awareness from the Classroom to the Community,” which was formally listed as eligible. The initiative reflects RELTTAW’s continued focus on integrating environmental education into learning environments and extending sustainable practices from classrooms to wider communities.

World Book of Records recognition celebrates RELTTAW’s sustained efforts to build international partnerships, encourage educational innovation and promote environmental responsibility through cross-border cooperation.

This honour at Tunisia Summit highlights the importance of organisations that connect knowledge, education and sustainability while creating opportunities for meaningful international engagement and long-term social impact.