Bangladesh has introduced a new series of banknotes that omit political portraits in favor of showcasing the country’s cultural, religious, and historical heritage. Launched under the interim administration of Muhammad Yunus, the redesign marks a departure from decades of currency featuring Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the nation’s founding leader, according to Firstpost.

The new notes feature locations, traditional symbols, and natural landscapes, but no human beings appear. According to Bangladesh Bank, the effort seeks to express national identity while incorporating advanced security elements to combat counterfeiting.

Officials believe that the makeover emphasizes a neutral and unified portrayal of the country, Firstpost reported.