Kuwait replaces oil and finance ministers in cabinet reshuffleDUBAI (Reuters) - Kuwait replaced its oil, finance and defense ministers in a cabinet reshuffle on Monday, state news agency KUNA reported. Bakhit al-Rashidi was appointed the new oil minister of the OPEC member state and Nayef Falah al-Hajraf was named the new finance minister, KUNA said, citing a royal decree. Sheikh Nasser Sabah Al-Ahmad, son of the ruling Emir Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, was appointed the new minister of defense. The previous cabinet resigned on Oct. 30 when its information minister was questioned by parliament and faced a no-confidence vote over alleged violations of budgetary and legislative rules. Mohammed Nasser Al-Jabri was named the new minister. The major oil producer has the oldest legislature among the Gulf Arab states and experiences frequent cabinet reshuffles. The previous government was formed in February. Rashidi, who replaced Essam al-Marzouq as oil minister, is chief executive of Kuwait Petroleum International (KPI), the international downstream subsidiary of state-run Kuwait Petroleum Corp. There was no immediate announcement about his KPI post but in the past, Kuwaiti ministers have resigned positions as corporate executives when they take government posts. Rashidi, who has an engineering background, is also a former executive of state refiner Kuwait National Petroleum Co. Hajraf replaced Anas al-Saleh, who had been finance minister since early 2014. Hajraf was previously chairman of the Board of Commissioners of the Capital Markets Authority, the securities regulator. He has also served as an acting finance minister.  Saleh was named deputy prime minister and state minister for cabinet affairs. worldnews
kuwait replaces oil finance ministers cabinet reshuffledubai reuters kuwait replaced oil finance defense ministers cabinet reshuffle monday state news agency una reported bait appointed new oil minister open member state name flag named new finance minister una said citing royal decree sheikh passer sabah son ruling emir sheikh sabah appointed new minister defense the previous cabinet resigned information minister questioned parliament faced vote alleged violations budgetary legislative rules mohammed passer named new minister the major oil producer oldest legislature among gulf arab states experiences frequent cabinet reshuffle the previous government formed february rashidi replaced essay oil minister chief executive kuwait petroleum international ki international downstream subsidiary kuwait petroleum corp there immediate announcement ki post past kuwait ministers resigned positions corporate executives take government posts rashidi engineering background also former executive state refine kuwait national petroleum hara replaced ans finance minister since early hara previously chairman board commissioners capital markets authority securities regulator he also served acting finance minister sales named deputy prime minister state minister cabinet affairs 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: Kuwait replaces oil and finance ministers in cabinet reshuffleDUBAI (Reuters) - Kuwait replaced its oil, finance and defense ministers in a cabinet reshuffle on Monday, state news agency KUNA reported. Bakhit al-Rashidi was appointed the new oil minister of the OPEC member state and Nayef Falah al-Hajraf was named the new finance minister, KUNA said, citing a royal decree. Sheikh Nasser Sabah Al-Ahmad, son of the ruling Emir Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, was appointed the new minister of defense. The previous cabinet resigned on Oct. 30 when its information minister was questioned by parliament and faced a no-confidence vote over alleged violations of budgetary and legislative rules. Mohammed Nasser Al-Jabri was named the new minister. The major oil producer has the oldest legislature among the Gulf Arab states and experiences frequent cabinet reshuffles. The previous government was formed in February. Rashidi, who replaced Essam al-Marzouq as oil minister, is chief executive of Kuwait Petroleum International (KPI), the international downstream subsidiary of state-run Kuwait Petroleum Corp. There was no immediate announcement about his KPI post but in the past, Kuwaiti ministers have resigned positions as corporate executives when they take government posts. Rashidi, who has an engineering background, is also a former executive of state refiner Kuwait National Petroleum Co. Hajraf replaced Anas al-Saleh, who had been finance minister since early 2014. Hajraf was previously chairman of the Board of Commissioners of the Capital Markets Authority, the securities regulator. He has also served as an acting finance minister.  Saleh was named deputy prime minister and state minister for cabinet affairs. 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: kuwait replaces oil finance ministers cabinet reshuffledubai reuters kuwait replaced oil finance defense ministers cabinet reshuffle monday state news agency una reported bait appointed new oil minister open member state name flag named new finance minister una said citing royal decree sheikh passer sabah son ruling emir sheikh sabah appointed new minister defense the previous cabinet resigned information minister questioned parliament faced vote alleged violations budgetary legislative rules mohammed passer named new minister the major oil producer oldest legislature among gulf arab states experiences frequent cabinet reshuffle the previous government formed february rashidi replaced essay oil minister chief executive kuwait petroleum international ki international downstream subsidiary kuwait petroleum corp there immediate announcement ki post past kuwait ministers resigned positions corporate executives take government posts rashidi engineering background also former executive state refine kuwait national petroleum hara replaced ans finance minister since early hara previously chairman board commissioners capital markets authority securities regulator he also served acting finance minister sales named deputy prime minister state minister cabinet affairs worldnews