
The Origins of the Coat of Arms of Haiti
The Coat of Arms of Haïti was officially adopted in 1807, after the country gained independence in 1804. It is a symbol of the Haitian army’s victory over colonial occupation and the founding of a sovereign state led by free citizens. This coat of arms was designed to represent the struggles and sacrifices of the Haitian people to obtain and preserve their freedom, as well as to celebrate national unity and solidarity.






















































































