العربية 
Sana’a — Within an academic approach bridging theoretical knowledge with practical application, female students of International Business Administration organized two applied activities as part of the course activities for Business Ethics and Supply Chain Management, under the supervision of the course instructor, Ms. Mona Al-Arouli.
On September 12, 2026, second-year International Business Administration students organized the second edition of the virtual ethical court event, “Ethics on Trial.” During this interactive simulation of ethical issues from the business environment, the students embodied the roles of judges, lawyers, witnesses, and corporate representatives, which enhanced their skills in analysis, dialogue, argument construction, and decision-making.
On September 14, 2026, the students presented the event titled “Supply Chain in Action: Yemeni Businesses. Real Problems. Practical Solutions.” In it, they addressed realistic problems facing small Yemeni enterprises in the areas of suppliers, inventory, transportation, and distribution, proposing practical solutions that take into account the nature of the market and local capabilities.
These two activities reflect the program’s keenness to transform academic knowledge into practical skills and applicable solutions, while enhancing students’ capabilities to analyze reality and deal with business environment challenges in a spirit of innovation and teamwork.
