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The Bank of Punjab and McDonald’s Pakistan have teamed up to install ATMs at key McDonald’s locations in Pakistan.

  • August 3, 2021
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The Bank of Punjab (BOP) and McDonald’s Pakistan have agreed to install ATMs at strategic McDonald’s locations.


BOP Group Chief, Consumer & Digital Banking, Zahid Mustafa, and McDonald’s National Manager, Real Estate Development, Umar Toor, signed the MoU. McDonald’s, Lahore Polo Club, DHA, Lahore hosted the ceremony.


“Today is a special day for Bank of Punjab as we have signed an MoU with McDonald’s Pakistan, the most popular restaurant chain in Pakistan,” said Zahid Mustafa, Group Chief, Consumer & Digital Banking at BOP.

“The objective is to make it easier for customers to visit Pakistan’s most popular restaurant chain. It’s a proud time for us, and I’m sure it’ll give our customers another reason to exclaim, ‘I’m Lovin’ it,'” he added.


“This is another milestone toward offering customer convenience,” Umar Toor, National Manager, Real Estate Development, McDonald’s, remarked at the event. McDonald’s is a customer-focused company that has always strived to improve customer satisfaction via quality, service, and cleanliness.”


‘This is another step toward making both businesses’ customers’ lives easier. In the future, we will collaborate with BOP on more projects of mutual interest.

 

Source: propakistani.pk

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