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Evidence (e.g., meeting summary, participant list, minutes, or published recommendations) that APEC members and private-sector experts at the roundtable identified best practices for supply chain digitalization and discussed operationalization.
Evidence from the official U.S. Department of State media note on the APEC Alliance for Supply Chain Connectivity (A2C2) Regional Roundtable in Mexico City states that the meeting "brought together APEC members to identify regional and global best practices for supply chain digitalization and to discuss how to operationalize those practices within their domestic contexts," and that a "wide range of private sector and APEC government experts" participated. A syndicated report based on the State Department release further notes that the roundtable was attended by government officials from APEC economies and private-sector experts, who identified best practices for supply chain digitalization and discussed how to put them into operation domestically. A participant’s LinkedIn post corroborates that the A2C2 Regional Roundtable in Mexico City focused on digitalization and brought together customs authorities and customers (private-sector actors) under APEC auspices. Based on these converging primary and secondary sources, the statement accurately reflects the nature, participants, and objectives of the A2C2 Regional Roundtable. The verdict is True because multiple credible sources, including the primary official release, directly confirm that APEC members and private-sector experts convened to identify best practices in supply chain digitalization and to discuss how to operationalize them.