The Golkar Party, officially known as the Functional Group Party, is one of Indonesia's major political parties. Founded in 1964, it originally served as a vehicle for the political interests of the military and the government during the presidency of Suharto. The party has undergone various transformations and has participated in multiple elections since the fall of Suharto's regime in 1998. Golkar has a centrist political stance and focuses on economic development, social welfare, and national unity. It has been part of several coalition governments and has played a significant role in shaping Indonesia's political landscape. The party continues to be influential in Indonesian politics, with a strong grassroots presence.