The Haitian coat of arms features a palm tree at its center, symbolizing freedom and independence. Surrounding the tree are various weapons, including cannons and flags, representing the nation's struggle for liberty. Above the palm tree, a blue and red banner displays the motto "L'Union Fait La Force," which translates to "Unity Makes Strength." The coat of arms is often depicted with a trophy of weapons, signifying the defense of the nation. It reflects Haiti's rich history and the resilience of its people, celebrating their fight against colonialism and their quest for sovereignty.