One of the party documents was called "Third Way", reflecting the party's strong support of neoliberal ideas, such as support for the free market, free trade, deregulation, privatisation, reduction of taxes for private companies, public-private partnerships, etc.

[4] Our Party believes that small and medium-sized enterprises are essential for Bosnia and Herzegovina's economic development.

The party is also for progressive taxation and differentiated VAT rates in order to make basic necessities cheaper.

[5] Our Party was founded on 5 April 2008 on the initiative of a group of citizens and public figures led by prominent film directors Danis Tanović and Dino Mustafić.

The unifying element for the founders of Our Party was the dissatisfaction with the political practices in Bosnia and Herzegovina at the time.

After the 2014 electoral success, the party decided to once again expand their local organisations across Bosnia and Herzegovina.

On 21 April 2018, Our Party announced the candidacy of Boriša Falatar in the Bosnian general election, running for Presidency member and representing the Croats.

As a result, the party formed a coalition government in the Sarajevo Canton on 26 December 2018, appointing a Premier and two ministers.

[15] Party president Edin Forto was appointed as the new Minister of Communication and Traffic within the newly formed government.