Mother's Day is celebrated annually on March 3 in Georgia, following its introduction by the country's first President, Zviad Gamsakhurdia, to replace International Women's Day. Georgia was the second country to adopt this date for Mother's Day after Norway. The day honors mothers, pregnant women, and the maternal bonds that influence families and society. In addition to celebrating Mother's Day on March 3, Georgia also recognizes International Women's Day on March 8. The observance of Mother's Day in Georgia reflects a broader tradition that can be traced back to ancient celebrations honoring mother figures in various cultures.