Managing director Henry Mokono said like all state departments and agencies, the company is taking their role seriously in preparing for the global event.
Eda Ranu began preparations for this year’s APEC Summit early in 2017.
And discussions so far have been progressive, according to Mokono.
“Our planning started last year, in terms of waste removal. We’ve already got plans to remove waste from these large cruise liners.
“We’re expecting three cruise liners and two Australian war ships, who will be berthed here and three will be berthing at Waterfront.