The official spokesman said King Abudllah and President Mubarak are keen on the success of the political process in Iraq, and they are looking for national reconciliation there. On the situation in Iran, the spokesman said the two leaders believe that the region is not in need of new tension zones, and view that the Middle East is not in need of nuclear weapons either owned by Iran or by Israel. 'The views of the two leaders were identical as regards the settlement of the dispute through dialogue and diplomatic channels without resorting to force which escalates tension in the region', he elaborated. On the Syrian-Lebanese issue, the two leaders are determined on continuing efforts so as to make their relations return to their proper path, and they hope that the Lebanese dialogue will continue on June 8, 2006, and the Syrian-Lebanese relations will be normalized', the spokesman added. --SPA www.spa.gov.sa/365469