On March 11, during a ceremony where he received the credentials of ambassadors, including Giorgi Saganelidze, the Georgian Ambassador to Belarus, Belarusian leader Aleksandr Lukashenko stated that Belarus highly values and supports Georgia’s efforts to defend its statehood and sovereignty.

Lukashenko emphasized that these actions align with Belarus’s approach and stressed that Georgia should act in the best interests of its people. He highlighted the historical ties between the two nations, calling them a solid foundation for the resumption of full-fledged and comprehensive cooperation. He also assured that Belarus remains open to strengthening relations with Georgia, stating, "We have absolutely no problems in our relations with Georgia."

Saganelidze echoed Lukashenko’s positive stance, noting the strong ties between their peoples. Acknowledging the challenges of the times, he underscored the necessity of finding common ground and developing bilateral relations in mutually beneficial directions. Expressing optimism about enhancing Belarusian-Georgian cooperation, he stated, "We should try to make progress," emphasizing that peace in both countries and the region is the most important goal.

When asked about Belarus’s interest in closer dialogue with Georgia, Saganelidze stated that further relations should develop "if two or more sides wish so" and noted that both the Belarusian and Georgian leaderships share this desire. He concluded, "I think that if we try very hard, everything will work out."