The Haitian Coat of Arms features a palm tree at its center, symbolizing independence and resilience. Surrounding the tree are cannons, flags, and other military symbols, representing the nation's struggle for freedom. The coat of arms is topped with a Phrygian cap, a symbol of liberty. The coat of arms is often displayed on the national flag and official documents, reflecting Haiti's rich history and cultural identity. The motto "L'Union Fait La Force," meaning "Unity Makes Strength," emphasizes the importance of solidarity among the Haitian people in their pursuit of progress and unity.