Zion began his journey in political activism at just 15 years old, serving as a representative in the Hackney Youth Parliament and subsequently the UK Youth Parliament. Driven by a passion for social change, he championed campaigns tackling youth crime and advocating for expanded opportunities for young people. A defining moment of his early political career came in 2008 when he was selected as one of seven delegates sent to the United States to film a documentary comparing UK and US political systems—a trip highlighted by a personal meeting with Barack Obama on the eve of his historic election as the nation's first African-American president. In the years since, Zion has served as a key contributor to the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Children in Care and Care Leavers. Through political advocacy, grassroots activism, and award-winning community initiatives, he has made a profound and lasting impact on the lives of young people across the nation.

Dedicated to revitalising Britain's cultural and economic foundations, Zion is driven by a mission to guide the nation into a new era of unprecedented prosperity. He firmly believes that greatness is Great Britain’s true destiny.

By restoring unity, fostering bold leadership, and rebuilding core foundations, Zion’s ultimate vision is to see Britain stand as a beacon of hope and achievement on the global stage.