Sana'a - As part of an academic approach that integrates theoretical knowledge with practical application, students of the English-Language Business Administration Program organized two practical activities within the Business Ethics and Supply Chain Management courses under the supervision of Ms. Mona Al-Aroli.

On September 12, 2026, second-level International Business Administration students conducted the second edition of the virtual ethical court activity, "Ethics on Trial." During the event, students assumed the roles of judges, attorneys, witnesses, and company representatives in an interactive simulation of ethical issues drawn from real business environments. The activity enhanced their skills in analysis, dialogue, argumentation, and decision-making.

On September 14, 2026, the students presented "Supply Chain in Action: Yemeni Businesses. Real Problems. Practical Solutions." Through the activity, they explored real challenges facing small Yemeni enterprises in areas such as supplier management, inventory control, transportation, and distribution. The students introduced practical solutions tailored to local market conditions and available resources.

These two activities reflect the program's commitment to transforming academic knowledge into practical skills and actionable solutions while enhancing students' abilities to analyze real-world situations and address business challenges through innovation, collaboration, and critical thinking.