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Socio-economic development covers the processes that deal with economic growth along with structural and human development. Scientific studies aimed at researching and comparing the levels of development of countries, regions and provinces often use socio-economic and cultural parameters such as demographic, health, education, culture, income, employment, poverty, quality of life and the environment. The objective of this study is to divide the countries members of the Organization for Economic Cooperation (ECO) into groups by hierarchical accumulation methods according to their socio-economic indicators. The International Organization for Economic Cooperation (ECO) was founded in 1985 with the aim of contributing to the economic processes of the Member States. According to socio-economic indicators, the most advanced countries of ECO are Turkey and Iran. Afghanistan and Pakistan are among the least developed countries, with many similarities in terms of socio-economic indicators.

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