The Peace Process in Colombia refers to efforts aimed at ending decades of armed conflict involving the FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia) and the Colombian government. Initiated in 2012, the negotiations culminated in a historic peace agreement in 2016, which sought to address issues like land reform, political participation, and drug trafficking. The agreement led to the disarmament of the FARC and their transition into a political party. Despite challenges, including violence from other armed groups and slow implementation of reforms, the peace process remains a crucial step toward stability and reconciliation in Colombia.