In a statement, President Salome Zourabichvili of Georgia noted that leaders from partner countries are being briefed on human rights violations and the challenging situation in the country. She mentioned having met with ambassadors, where she communicated a "clear message" for them to relay to their capitals.

Furthermore, she has conducted over 30 interviews with various European and American media representatives.

"I had dinner with the ambassadors and sent a strong message to take back to their capitals: the fate of this country is being decided today, along with the future of trust in this vast region and the policies of the European Union. It's not enough to make bold statements day after day without taking actions that genuinely influence the country’s future and the sentiments of our people. In the last week alone, I've given 30 interviews to various European and American media outlets, reflecting the current situation. The conclusion I can draw is that no leader in our partner countries can claim ignorance. Everyone is aware—this is my responsibility," said Salome Zurabishvili.

During an event at the Orbeliani Palace, President Zourabichvili presented media representatives with the Medal for Civil Diligence, recognizing their "exemplary civic dedication, exceptional civic responsibility, and personal courage."

"Thank you very much, but your actions are not motivated by a desire for gratitude. You act because you understand the importance of your professional duty. Tomorrow, you may face even more pressure if the situation persists, as you are the lens through which we view these events. Without you, those unable to join the demonstrations would remain unaware of the unfolding events across the city and in various locations. We would not know that the entire country is standing against this injustice. Your presence and commitment are vital today, tomorrow, and always. For your dedication, I honor you today," President Zourabichvili addressed the media representatives, who, alongside other peaceful protest participants, have faced brutal violence from law enforcement.