Evaluation of the Political-Economic Development of the Countries Based on the Analysis of the Developmental Dynamics of the GFC in East Asian Countries

The political and economic development of the countries was evaluated based on the analysis of the development dynamics of the GFC in East Asian countries. The IMF formed in East Asia should be distinguished from the International and Global financial centers formed in Europe. European capitalism’s treatment of the Middle East, South Asia, East and Southeast Asia as colonies does not allow for the establishment of equal relations in this area. What can the study of the UN of East Asian countries give us? Azerbaijan is actively developing foreign trade relations with East Asian countries. The demographic analysis of the countries and the size of the GDP based on the ranking ratio of the İFC give us the reason to conclude that the Chinese economy is formed in a planned manner according to the sectoral direction of production. Many analysts believe that as an alternative to China’s “One Belt One Road” project, the United States is trying to implement the “India-Europe New Silk Road Project”. At the same time, the study touches on the activities of the BRICS countries and concludes that the world economic and political arena will face new realities from 2024. The US hopes to create a “New World Order” with its dominance. According to the information provided on the Russian President’s website, “a UN-BRICS security council will be established to restore justice, ensure multilateral development and security.” In the study, the development dynamics of the Middle East and CIS countries, the CIS and East Asian countries in the world economy were also analyzed. In the current situation, several new waves of economic-political alliances may become active. The first wave; China – Astana – Russia, Second wave; China – Almaty-Baku-Istanbul, Third wave; China - Afghanistan - Pakistan - Africa, the fourth wave; China - Singapore - Indonesia - Malaysia - India - Iran by sea, fifth wave; China-Singapore-Indonesia-Malaysia-India-Africa projects by sea. In the study, foreign trade relations of the “Middle Corridor countries” were also analyzed, and prospective directions were determined.