Kyrgyz PM tenders resignation

"I thank you for recognition the government's work satisfactory... No monopoly of power can exist in a democratic country. Therefore, branch of government should be shaken again. That is why I am... declaring resignation," he said. "My decision to resign, I think, will allow the majority coalition to choose a more decisive prime minister. Our country has these people, and even among you," Otorbayev added. "I pursued the goal of the country's development and advancement. I thank the majority coalition for the support of the government." According to AKI Press, Joomart Otorbayev became the Prime Minister of Kyrgyzstan on April 4, 2014.