Prime Minister may become President's aide under new Constitution of Kyrgyzstan?

AKIPRESS.COM - "Since the draft of the new Constitution suggests that the President is the head of the executive branch of power, he should have someone as his aide," Bolot Toktobaev, member of the constitutional convention, head of the section for state power bodies, told reporters when asked about the need to keep the Prime Minister when the President heads the executive branch of power.
"We may call this aide the head of the government or the prime minister. We'll see. We should have the head of the government," Bolot Toktobaev said.
The proposed draft of the Constitution extends presidential powers. The President will be head of state and executive power. He will determine internal and foreign policy, will determine structure and composition of the government. He may be elected for two consecutive 5-year terms. The number of MPs is cut from 120 to 90.