Increasing intense economic and commercial relations with globalization have increased the importance of logistics and accordingly, the need to measure the logistics performance of countries has arisen. This requirement is complemented by an index showing the logistics performance of the countries measured periodically by the World Bank. Accordingly, first of all, the significance levels (weight coefficients) of the components that make up the logistics performance index compared to the European Union countries were measured by the CRITIC method. Then, the logistics performances of the countries in question are determined by using CRITIC based WASPAS and COPRAS methods and the values determined are listed. Based on the findings, it was determined that the international shipment component is the most important component according to the countries and the top three countries with the highest logistics performance are Germany, Sweden and Belgium. In addition, according to the proportional calculations, it was determined that the logistics performance values of the countries determined by the CRITIC based WASPAS and COPRAS methods are very close to each other. In addition, it was determined that all the relationships between the logistics index values of the countries and the logistics performance values determined by CRITIC based WASPAS and COPRAS methods are positive, significant and at a very high level. Therefore, it has been concluded that the logistics performance indexes of countries can be evaluated in general with CRITIC based WASPAS and COPRAS methods. In addition, the CRITIC based WASPAS and COPRAS methods and the logistic performance of the countries are completely consistent in terms of ranking, the proportional values are very close to each other and the relationship value between these methods is measured positively and at a very high level, the CRITIC based WASPAS and COPRAS methods are evaluated that there could be alternatives to each other in performance measurement.