The workshop offered participants a creative learning experience that combined artistic expression with practical craftsmanship in an engaging setting.

Employees and handicraft enthusiasts took part in the session, where they learned flower-carving techniques using specialised tools before producing their own artistic creations through hands-on practice.

The department said the workshop reflects its commitment to strengthening internal engagement by offering interactive summer activities that foster creativity, develop practical skills and support employee wellbeing.

It added that the Summer of Public Works initiative includes a series of awareness, training and recreational programmes designed to foster an innovative and sustainable workplace and to create a positive working environment for employees.