The European Central Bank (ECB) is revamping the euro banknotes for the first time since their introduction in 2002, announcing themes that celebrate Europe's cultural heritage and natural beauty. The redesign process began in 2021 involving public input and advisory groups. Suggested designs include notes featuring iconic figures like Ludwig van Beethoven and Maria Callas, alongside nature illustrations like a northern gannet. ECB President Christine Lagarde emphasized that the new designs aim to symbolize a shared European identity while appealing to a diverse populace. The revamp is a response to changing times and perspectives on currency.
The European Central Bank is redesigning euro banknotes for the first time since their launch in 2002, focusing on iconic European personalities and natural ecosystems.
Christine Lagarde emphasized that the new banknotes will reflect a shared European identity, making them more relatable to people of diverse backgrounds.
Potential designs include a Beethoven note featuring a song festival, highlighting Europe's cultural heritage, along with natural elements like a gannet for the 200 note.
A redesign process initiated in 2021 involves public inquiry, advisory groups, and options like Maria Callas and Bertha von Suttner as notable figures.
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