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Yesterday, 20 trainees from the House of Representatives completed the Creativity and professional excellence course offered by the Institute of Public Administration, as part of the training program designed to meet the needs of workers in the House of Representatives, which will be presented in several stages during this year, where a series of training courses will be presented that address a number of topics and skills that are appropriate for the various administrative levels in the House, in order to develop staff and qualify them to meet all requirements. The trainer, Ms. Manal Matrouk, presented this course, which generally aims to introduce the concept of creative thinking and its role in developing work and its methods, in addition to training on how to go beyond the limits of stereotypical thinking and go out to thinking outside the box. The three-day course focused on the concepts of creative thinking, its characteristics, and its importance. It also highlighted the most important obstacles to creative thinking. It touched on developing creative work methods and the positive outcome of following them, in addition to learning how to excel and be creative at work and applying the steps and stages of developing work methods to achieve excellence. The new administration and the role of administrative creativity. On the other hand, the trainer demonstrated a course in removing obstacles and developing the creative capabilities of her employees in order to provide distinguished services and innovate new work methods. Participants praised the high level of the course, and the skills and creative methods they gained from it During the practical exercises and creative thinking sessions they underwent during the course.