Melania Trump hails 'empowerment of women' at Saudi company visitRIYADH (Reuters) - U.S. First Lady Melania Trump praised the “empowerment of women” at a General Electric all-female service center in the Saudi capital on Sunday, saying the women should work together and educate their children well. She is accompanying U.S. President Donald Trump on his first international visit since taking office in January, and told 200 female employees she tried to find balance between her role of First Lady and mother. “It is about finding the balance,” she told the women, who took pictures of her with their smartphones. Later on Twitter, she wrote “Enjoyed talking to the incredible women working hard @GE_Saudi service center. Great strides being made towards the empowerment of women.” Dressed in a tan knee-length dress, Melania shared a photo of herself with seven women dressed in abayas, the loose-fitting, full-length robes local women are required to wear in public in Saudi Arabia. She earlier visited the American International School of Riyadh and gave out books. The school, unlike most others in the conservative kingdom, has both male and female students of different nationalities. Saudi Arabia is well known as the world’s most gender-segregated nation, where women live under the supervision of a male guardian and need his permission to travel, study and get some health treatments. Since the late King Abdullah declared in 2011 that women could join the government advisory Shura Council, the situation for women has gradually started to change in line with moves to diversify the economy, employ more women and cut reliance on oil. politicsNews
melanie trump hails women saudi company visitriyadh reuters first lady melanie trump praised empowerment women general electric service center saudi capital sunday saying women work together educate children well she accompanying president donald trump first international visit since taking office january told female employees tried find balance role first lady mother it finding balance told women took pictures smartphones later twitter wrote enjoyed talking incredible women working hard ge_saudi service center great strides made towards empowerment dressed tan dress melanie shared photo seven women dressed bays robes local women required wear public saudi arabia she earlier visited american international school riyadh gave books the school unlike others conservative kingdom male female students different nationalities saudi arabia well known world nation women live supervision male guardian need permission travel study get health treatments since late king abdullah declared women could join government advisory sha council situation women gradually started change line moves diversify economy employ women cut reliance oil politicsnews
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: Melania Trump hails 'empowerment of women' at Saudi company visitRIYADH (Reuters) - U.S. First Lady Melania Trump praised the “empowerment of women” at a General Electric all-female service center in the Saudi capital on Sunday, saying the women should work together and educate their children well. She is accompanying U.S. President Donald Trump on his first international visit since taking office in January, and told 200 female employees she tried to find balance between her role of First Lady and mother. “It is about finding the balance,” she told the women, who took pictures of her with their smartphones. Later on Twitter, she wrote “Enjoyed talking to the incredible women working hard @GE_Saudi service center. Great strides being made towards the empowerment of women.” Dressed in a tan knee-length dress, Melania shared a photo of herself with seven women dressed in abayas, the loose-fitting, full-length robes local women are required to wear in public in Saudi Arabia. She earlier visited the American International School of Riyadh and gave out books. The school, unlike most others in the conservative kingdom, has both male and female students of different nationalities. Saudi Arabia is well known as the world’s most gender-segregated nation, where women live under the supervision of a male guardian and need his permission to travel, study and get some health treatments. Since the late King Abdullah declared in 2011 that women could join the government advisory Shura Council, the situation for women has gradually started to change in line with moves to diversify the economy, employ more women and cut reliance on oil. politicsNews
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: melanie trump hails women saudi company visitriyadh reuters first lady melanie trump praised empowerment women general electric service center saudi capital sunday saying women work together educate children well she accompanying president donald trump first international visit since taking office january told female employees tried find balance role first lady mother it finding balance told women took pictures smartphones later twitter wrote enjoyed talking incredible women working hard ge_saudi service center great strides made towards empowerment dressed tan dress melanie shared photo seven women dressed bays robes local women required wear public saudi arabia she earlier visited american international school riyadh gave books the school unlike others conservative kingdom male female students different nationalities saudi arabia well known world nation women live supervision male guardian need permission travel study get health treatments since late king abdullah declared women could join government advisory sha council situation women gradually started change line moves diversify economy employ women cut reliance oil politicsnews