GCC summit to go ahead despite Qatar row, diplomats sayKUWAIT (Reuters) - An annual summit of Gulf Arab heads of state will convene in Kuwait on Dec. 5 and 6, Gulf officials said on Wednesday, despite an ongoing dispute between some members of group. A rift between the Gulf Cooperation Council members Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), on one side, and Qatar on the other has put this year s annual meeting in doubt. A senior Kuwaiti official confirmed on Wednesday that the meeting would take place on Dec. 5 and 6, but said the level of representation was not clear yet. Two Gulf diplomats also said Kuwait, which had led unsuccessful mediation efforts between the two sides, would try again to use the meeting to resolve the rift. The crisis, which began in June, revolve around allegations by Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain and Egypt that Qatar supports terrorism, a charge Doha denies. Qatar says the four countries are trying to force Doha to fall in line with their own foreign policy views. The U.S.-allied council was founded in 1980 as a bulwark against bigger neighbors Iran and Iraq. Bahrain said last month it will not attend the summit if Qatar does not change its policies and Qatar should have its membership in the six-nation group suspended. worldnews
gcc summit go ahead despite qatar row diplomats saykuwait reuters an annual summit gulf arab heads state convene kuwait gulf officials said wednesday despite ongoing dispute members group a rift gulf cooperation council members saudi arabia bahrain united arab emirates uae one side qatar put year annual meeting doubt a senior kuwait official confirmed wednesday meeting would take place said level representation clear yet two gulf diplomats also said kuwait led unsuccessful mediation efforts two sides would try use meeting resolve rift the crisis began june revolve around allegations saudi arabia uae bahrain egypt qatar supports terrorism charge doha denies qatar says four countries trying force doha fall line foreign policy views the council founded bulwark bigger neighbors iran iraq bahrain said last month attend summit qatar change policies qatar membership group suspended worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: GCC summit to go ahead despite Qatar row, diplomats sayKUWAIT (Reuters) - An annual summit of Gulf Arab heads of state will convene in Kuwait on Dec. 5 and 6, Gulf officials said on Wednesday, despite an ongoing dispute between some members of group. A rift between the Gulf Cooperation Council members Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), on one side, and Qatar on the other has put this year s annual meeting in doubt. A senior Kuwaiti official confirmed on Wednesday that the meeting would take place on Dec. 5 and 6, but said the level of representation was not clear yet. Two Gulf diplomats also said Kuwait, which had led unsuccessful mediation efforts between the two sides, would try again to use the meeting to resolve the rift. The crisis, which began in June, revolve around allegations by Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain and Egypt that Qatar supports terrorism, a charge Doha denies. Qatar says the four countries are trying to force Doha to fall in line with their own foreign policy views. The U.S.-allied council was founded in 1980 as a bulwark against bigger neighbors Iran and Iraq. Bahrain said last month it will not attend the summit if Qatar does not change its policies and Qatar should have its membership in the six-nation group suspended. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: gcc summit go ahead despite qatar row diplomats saykuwait reuters an annual summit gulf arab heads state convene kuwait gulf officials said wednesday despite ongoing dispute members group a rift gulf cooperation council members saudi arabia bahrain united arab emirates uae one side qatar put year annual meeting doubt a senior kuwait official confirmed wednesday meeting would take place said level representation clear yet two gulf diplomats also said kuwait led unsuccessful mediation efforts two sides would try use meeting resolve rift the crisis began june revolve around allegations saudi arabia uae bahrain egypt qatar supports terrorism charge doha denies qatar says four countries trying force doha fall line foreign policy views the council founded bulwark bigger neighbors iran iraq bahrain said last month attend summit qatar change policies qatar membership group suspended worldnews