Flag of Gonave/Drapo nan Gonave

To me a flag is a strong symbol that embodies it's people.  The above flag is the symbol I see of Gonave.  One that shows a bright future, with plenty of growth, as well as strength and health.  These are the people of Gonave.  Ones who allow collaboration, ones who don't allow corruption, ones who cry for freedom will not be taken advantage of, but will be heard.

Gonave will stay strong, will survive, and will shine at the end of the day.  Free from self agendas, free from power hungry and selfish thoughts, and full of life.

This is how I see Gonave, and it's people.  One with Haiti, yet being a strong partner of Haiti.

Go Gonave!

La Gonave ta sèvi Pou mwen yon drapo se yon senbòl fò ki defini li nan moun. Drapo ki anwo la a se senbòl la mwen wè nan Gonave. Youn ki montre yon avni briyan, ak anpil nan kwasans, menm jan tou fòs ak sante. Sa yo se moun yo nan Gonave. Yo menm ki pèmèt kolaborasyon yo, nou menm ki pa pèmèt koripsyon, yo menm ki rele pou libète pa pral dwe pran avantaj de, men y'a tande l '.

Gonave ap rete fò, ap siviv, epi yo pral klere nan fen jounen an. Gratis nan ajanda pwòp tèt ou, gratis nan pouvwa panse grangou ak egoyis, ak plen nan lavi.

Sa a se fason mwen wè Gonave, epi li moun.  Youn ak Ayiti, men yo te yon patnè fò nan Ayiti.

Ale Gonave!

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