[1] Scouting first came to what is now the Republic of Georgia around the 1920s, by way of the British business community in the western part of the country.

Although they arrived late due to visa problems, they expressed gratitude for being able to attend, and took back with them a lot of information about Scouting programs in Denmark.

[citation needed] The Scout Motto is იყავი მზად (ikavi mzad), translating as 'Be Prepared' in Georgian.

The fleur-de-lis in the membership badge of Sak'art'velos Skauturi Modzraobis Organizatsia is made of the initials of the organization S-S-M-O in the Georgian alphabet.

პირობას ვდებ, რომ ყოველ ღონეს ვიხმარ, რათა მოვიხადო ვალი ღვთის, სამშობლოს და საკუთარი თავის წინაშე.

Transliteration: pirobas vdeb, rom qovel ḡones vixmar, rata movixado vali ḡvt'is, samšoblos da sak'ut'ari t'avis cinaše.

Translation: I promise that I will do my best – To do my duty to God, my Country and to myself, To help other peoples at all times and in all places, To obey the Scout Law.