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In the Sämisch Variation...

White moves this pawn forward

In order to create this pawn chain

Solidify his centre

And prevent Black from using the g4-square

He wants to castle Queenside (0-0-0)

And attack on the kingside by advancing these pawns

Black wants to castle Kingside

Undermine the centre with these pawn advances

Or move this pawn in order to challenge White’s Queenside