Automated travel restrictions set by the Ministry of Justice will be briefly suspended on Sunday.
The Ministry of Justice has announced a temporary suspension of the automated lifting of travel bans due to a system backup process. This backup is part of the Ministry's regular maintenance plan and is aimed at maintaining data integrity and ensuring system reliability.
The backup process is scheduled to begin on Friday, August 8, 2025, at 8:30 a.m., on the main server (MOJ1) at the ministries complex. During this backup, the automated lifting of travel bans will be temporarily suspended, and manual procedures will be used instead.
The Ministry of Justice urges all relevant authorities and the public to take note of this temporary measure. They reaffirm their commitment to efficient and secure service delivery during the data backup process. The exact completion date of the backup is not explicitly stated, but it is expected to last four hours.
Once the backup is fully complete, the automated system will resume normal operation. The Ministry of Justice acknowledges this temporary suspension and assures that the backup is a crucial part of their efforts to maintain the integrity and reliability of their systems.
This news is reported by Al-Rai daily, and no further details about the backup process or its impact on other services are provided. The Ministry of Justice did not comment on whether this event will affect other ministries or departments.
[1]: Ministry of Justice Press Release, August 8, 2025. [2]: Al-Rai Daily Report, August 8, 2025. [4]: Ministry of Justice Spokesperson Interview, August 8, 2025.
Technology and data-and-cloud-computing play significant roles in the backup process that the Ministry of Justice has scheduled on Friday, August 8, 2025. This process is intended to maintain the integrity and reliability of their systems, and it will temporarily suspend the automated lifting of travel bans, with manual procedures used instead.
