Investigating and comparing indicators of perception of corruption, trade balance, ease of doing business, foreign investment and export fluctuations in the member countries of the Shanghai Organization

Regional agreements or regional organizations play an important role in strengthening political, economic and security cooperation between countries and regions. These agreements can help develop political, economic, security, cultural cooperation and manage disputes between countries and help maintain peace and establish stability in the region. The Shanghai Cooperation Organization is an international political, economic and security organization that was established in 2001 and It was created with the aim of strengthening the cooperation of member countries. And it has economic capacities as the largest producers and consumers of energy in the world, containing about half of the world's population and having a large consumer market, natural resources such as oil and steel, etc. Since the establishment of economic relations between countries usually depends on various conditions and factors, and various indicators are effective in establishing this economic relationship. In this research, while examining the history and economic capacities of the Shanghai Organization by examining the international reports of World Investment, Global Trade, CORRUPTION PERCEPTIONS INDEX, and Doing Business, we examined the indicators of trade balance, export performance, export fluctuations, perception of corruption, ease of doing business, and foreign investment. examined and while comparing the status of the member countries of the Shanghai Organization in these indicators, we have also pointed out some actions of the countries that have led to the improvement of their situation.