The flag feast originated on May 18, 1803, during critical times in Haiti’s revolution. During the Congress of Arcahaie, Haitian revolutionary leaders like Jean-Jacques Dessalines and Alexandre Pétion adopted the national flag, which represents the spirit of independence, equality, and fraternity. The colors of the Haitian flag, blue and red, represent independence and unification.
Every year on May 18, the streets of Haiti are filled with pride, brilliant colors, and patriotic songs to commemorate the feast of the flag. This day recalls a historically significant moment in the country’s struggle for independence and serves as a potent emblem of Haitian national identity. The flag feast originated on May 18, 1803, during critical times in Haiti’s revolution. During the Congress of Arcahaie, Haitian revolutionary leaders like Jean-Jacques Dessalines and Alexandre Pétion adopted the national flag, which represents the spirit of independence, equality, and fraternity. The colors of the Haitian flag, blue and red, represent independence and unification.
Every year on May 18, the streets of Haiti are filled with pride, brilliant colors, and patriotic songs to commemorate the feast of the flag. This day recalls a historically significant moment in the country’s struggle for independence and serves as a potent emblem of Haitian national identity. The inauguration of the Haiti Embassy’s new premises at D5A-16 Vuon Dao, 679 Lac Long Quan, Tay Ho in Hanoi adds a new dimension to this celebration in Vietnam, demonstrating the country’s desire to play an active role on the international stage and promote peace and cooperation between nations. MESSAGE FROM THE EMBASSY OF HAITI IN VIETNAM ON THE OCCASION OF THE 221ST ANNIVERSARY OF THE CREATION OF OUR BICOLOR.
Flag Day originated on May 18, 1803, during a pivotal moment in the Haitian Revolution. During the Congress of Arcahaie, Haitian revolutionary leaders like Jean-Jacques Dessalines and Alexandre Pétion adopted the national flag, which represents the spirit of independence, equality, and fraternity. The colors of the Haitian flag are blue and red, representing liberty and togetherness, respectively.
Every year on May 18, the streets of Haiti are filled with joy, bright colors, and patriotic songs to commemorate Flag Day. This day marks a historically crucial occasion in the country’s quest for independence and serves as a potent emblem of Haiti. Flag Day commemorates predecessors’ efforts for independence while also celebrating Haiti’s distinct cultural and historical legacy. Flag Day in Haiti is more than just a historical memorial; it reflects the Haitian people’s character and passion. It’s a day to reflect on the past while looking ahead with hope and commitment.
Flag Day remains a symbol of national pride and solidarity in an ever-changing world, reminding everyone that, despite its struggles, Haiti remains steadfastly committed to the ideals of freedom, unity, and justice. The opening of the new Embassy of Haiti premises at D5A-16 Vuon Dao, 679 Lac Long Quan, Tay Ho in Hanoi adds a new dimension to this celebration in Vietnam, demonstrating the country’s commitment to playing an active role on the international stage and promoting international peace and cooperation.
