Banknote Madagascar 25,000 Francs - Woman with her child - Two women harvesting vanilla - ND (1998-2003) - Series A4

This banknote is issued by Madagascar and has a face value of 5000 francs. It belongs to the A4 series and was produced between 1998 and 2003.

On the obverse, the banknote features a woman carrying a child on her back, a possible symbol of motherhood and Malagasy culture. Various fruits, such as mangoes, papayas and lychees, are also represented, evoking the country's agricultural wealth. The inscriptions are in Latin, with the mention "BANKY FOIBEN'I MADAGASIKARA" (Central Bank of Madagascar) and "DIMY ARIVO ARIARY" (five thousand Ariary), indicating the issuing institution and the value of the banknote. The dimensions of the banknote are 173 mm in length and 76 mm in width.

The reverse of the banknote illustrates two women harvesting vanilla, an important agricultural activity for Madagascar, which is a major producer of this spice. Various fruits, such as jackfruit, bananas and pineapples, are also represented, highlighting the diversity of the island's agricultural products. The writing used is also Latin.