Marking a major national achievement for Middle East University, a student team from the Department of Global Supply Chain Management, comprising Hanadi Al-Safadi, Basmala Alaeddin, Maryam Hadrab, and Yumna Al-Shatnawi, has earned second place nationally in the ISCEA Global Supply Chain Case Competition 2026.
Securing their place among elite international peers, the team has qualified to represent Jordan in the upcoming global phase of the competition, which convenes top-tier logistics and supply chain talents worldwide.
Demonstrating advanced analytical capabilities, MEU’s participants competed against teams from Jordan, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia in evaluating complex, real-world supply chain and logistics challenges. The students devised practical, innovative solutions grounded in rigorous problem-solving, analytical methodologies, and decision-making frameworks, underscoring their ability to translate academic knowledge into actionable industry solutions.
Reflecting on the achievement, national judge and associate professor of supply chain and digital logistics at MEU, Dr Maha Al-Sheikh, noted that the team’s advancement to the global stage exemplifies the university’s commitment to applied education, proving that MEU students possess the competency required to excel in premier international forums.