Foreign Minister Borys Tarasiuk will visit Kyrgyzstan on March 31 to help resolve the conflict in the country. "Tomorrow I am flying to Bishkek," Tarasiuk said in an interview with journalists on Wednesday, according to "Ukrainian News". \n \nAccording to him, on Wednesday he spoke by telephone with the acting foreign minister of Kyrgyzstan, Roza Otunbayeva, and reached such an agreement. Tarasiuk said that in the conversation with Otunbayeva he conveyed Ukraine's and Georgia's proposal to help resolve the conflict in Kyrgyzstan. "I raised the issue of the readiness of the Ukrainian leadership to carry out a mediation mission," Tarasiuk said. According to him, Otunbayeva accepted the proposal gratefully, and thus on March 31 Tarasiuk will hold consultations in Bishkek on exactly how Ukraine can help resolve the conflict. \n \nIt is planned that on the same day Georgian Foreign Minister Salome Zurabishvili will fly to Kyrgyzstan. Tarasiuk reported that on March 31 the chairman of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, Slovenian Foreign Minister Dimitrij Rupel, will also be in Kyrgyzstan. \n \nRecall that earlier Ukraine and Georgia announced their intention to offer Kyrgyzstan assistance in resolving the political conflict. \n \nOn March 13, the second round of parliamentary elections took place in Kyrgyzstan, in which pro-government forces received the majority of votes. After that, opposition protests began in the country with demands for the transfer of power to people's councils, the resignation of President Askar Akayev, and the holding of early presidential elections. On March 24, the opposition completely seized the Government House of Kyrgyzstan in Bishkek, which also houses Akayev's office, while blocking the defense and national security ministers in the building. During these events, Akayev left his country.