McDonald’s Deal With Hyderabad: Students and Farmers to Benefit

McDonald’s is one of the world’s largest and best-known fast food chains, which is best known for their iconic burgers, fries, and many signature items like the Big Mac and Happy Meal. This signature grabbed a huge customer frame for it. This was found in 1940 by Richard and Maurice as a drive-in restaurant in California. It was later developed into a global food chain in 1955. Today, McDonald’s operates over 36,000 restaurants in more than 100 countries. McDonald’s Deal With Hyderabad is making waves all over the internet for gaining this deal with tough competition of big cities in India.

McDonald’s Deal With Hyderabad:

Now, among many big cities like Bangalore, Mumbai, Delhi, etc., in India, McDonald’s chose Hyderabad to set up its global office in India. This deal was made after discussing with Telangana’s chief minister, Revanth Reddy. Along with the respective ministers for the development of the state. The deal was also sensible and is offering ways to generate more revenue for the state.

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Employment:

The deal that McDonald’s CEO and other board members offered attracted the Telangana Government. They offered 2000 jobs for employees in India, especially Hyderabad. They also agreed to hire the employees for the global office from the universities.

Along with this, the McDonald’s board members also assured that they would hire Telangana employees and students for various branches and outlets across the world.

Farmers development:

Telangana’s Chief Minister Revanth Reddy offered to supply all the required food materials from the farmers of Telangana. The McDonald’s team happily accepted the offer in order to develop the revenue for farmers and bring more advanced farming opportunities.

Chief Minister Revanth Reddy expressed his happiness on welcoming McDonald’s to Hyderabad. This collaboration is going to bring a drastic change in the revenue and employment status in Telangana.

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