Atomic powers meeting in Almaty to stop Iranian nuclear programe

Almaty: World powers are meeting In Almaty Kazakhstan with a hope to resolve Iranian nuclear threat to the western world—-mostly importantly to Israel.
Negotiators from the six world powers – United States, Russia, China, Britain, France and Germany want Iran to suspend enrichment in its underground Fordo nuclear facility, and to ship its stockpile of high-grade uranium out of the country.
“We are pleased that they have come together for talks because it’s been eight months since Moscow. We wanted to come together for talks earlier than this,” said Michael Mann, spokesman for EU foreign policy Chief Catherine Ashton, who is leading the negotiations. “What’s important to us is that they engage in these negotiations and take seriously what we’ve put on the table.
“No one is expecting everyone to walk out of here with a deal, but if we can have some forward momentum and they can show a willingness to take a confidence-building step, that’s very important,” Mann told reporters on Monday. He described the world powers’ newest gambit as “a good offer” but declined to say what it would include.
The two-day meeting in the Kazakh city of Almaty comes as sanctions bite against Iran and Israel still refuses to rule out air strikes to knock out Iran’s suspected nuclear weapons drive
Western world wish Iran to stop enriching uranium to 20 percent, shuts down its controversial Fordo uranium enrichment plant and sends abroad all uranium already enriched to 20 percent.