Arab countries in row with Qatar are not interested in solution: EmirDOHA (Reuters) - Qatar s Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani said on Tuesday that Arab states that had imposed sanctions on his country in June over allegations of supporting terrorism were not interested in a solution to the crisis. Speaking to members of the Gulf Arab state s Shoura Council, Tamim said his government was preparing for elections to the consultative body. The necessary legislation would be ready in 2018. Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt and Bahrain cut diplomatic and trade links with Qatar on June 5, accusing Doha of financing terrorism and cozying up to their arch-rival Iran. Qatar denies the charges.  We express our readiness for a compromise within the framework of a dialogue based on mutual respect for sovereignty and common obligations, but on the other hand we recognize that the indicators that come from the blockade states show they do not want to reach a solution,  Tamim said. The four countries have  put pressure and published rumors and fabrications  against Qatar hosting the World Cup in 2022. Tamim, who assumed office in 2013 after his father stepped down, also said his government was currently working on the instruments needed for elections, which he said would be ready in 2018. Plans for elections to the 45-member body originally envisaged for 2013 were never carried out. In his speech, Tamim also said his government was focusing on completing strategic projects to help the country cope with the sanctions imposed by its neighbors, including ports, water and food security, and to encourage investments. worldnews
arab countries row qatar interested solution emirdoha reuters qatar emir sheikh tamil bin ahmad said tuesday arab states imposed sanctions country june allegations supporting terrorism interested solution crisis speaking members gulf arab state should council tamil said government preparing elections consultative body the necessary legislation would ready saudi arabia united arab emirates egypt bahrain cut diplomatic trade links qatar june accusing doha financing terrorism copying iran qatar denies charges we express readiness compromise within framework dialogue based mutual respect sovereignty common obligations hand recognize indicators come blockade states show want reach solution tamil said the four countries put pressure published rumors fabrication qatar hosting world cup tamil assumed office father stepped also said government currently working instruments needed elections said would ready plans elections body originally envisaged never carried in speech tamil also said government focusing completing strategic projects help country cope sanctions imposed neighbors including ports water food security encourage investments 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: Arab countries in row with Qatar are not interested in solution: EmirDOHA (Reuters) - Qatar s Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani said on Tuesday that Arab states that had imposed sanctions on his country in June over allegations of supporting terrorism were not interested in a solution to the crisis. Speaking to members of the Gulf Arab state s Shoura Council, Tamim said his government was preparing for elections to the consultative body. The necessary legislation would be ready in 2018. Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt and Bahrain cut diplomatic and trade links with Qatar on June 5, accusing Doha of financing terrorism and cozying up to their arch-rival Iran. Qatar denies the charges.  We express our readiness for a compromise within the framework of a dialogue based on mutual respect for sovereignty and common obligations, but on the other hand we recognize that the indicators that come from the blockade states show they do not want to reach a solution,  Tamim said. The four countries have  put pressure and published rumors and fabrications  against Qatar hosting the World Cup in 2022. Tamim, who assumed office in 2013 after his father stepped down, also said his government was currently working on the instruments needed for elections, which he said would be ready in 2018. Plans for elections to the 45-member body originally envisaged for 2013 were never carried out. In his speech, Tamim also said his government was focusing on completing strategic projects to help the country cope with the sanctions imposed by its neighbors, including ports, water and food security, and to encourage investments. 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: arab countries row qatar interested solution emirdoha reuters qatar emir sheikh tamil bin ahmad said tuesday arab states imposed sanctions country june allegations supporting terrorism interested solution crisis speaking members gulf arab state should council tamil said government preparing elections consultative body the necessary legislation would ready saudi arabia united arab emirates egypt bahrain cut diplomatic trade links qatar june accusing doha financing terrorism copying iran qatar denies charges we express readiness compromise within framework dialogue based mutual respect sovereignty common obligations hand recognize indicators come blockade states show want reach solution tamil said the four countries put pressure published rumors fabrication qatar hosting world cup tamil assumed office father stepped also said government currently working instruments needed elections said would ready plans elections body originally envisaged never carried in speech tamil also said government focusing completing strategic projects help country cope sanctions imposed neighbors including ports water food security encourage investments worldnews