In 2014, Ziadé launched the Invest To Stay program in Los Angeles, which aims to create viable investment opportunities for sustainable and financial growth to stimulate the Lebanese economy.[1][4][20] Ziade supports youth empowerment, especially in the diaspora. He substantiated his support through investment in human resources and creativity, sponsoring students and offering career opportunities for renewable energy diploma graduates regardless of their political background.[15][17][21][22] He sponsored the partnership between the Lebanese Holy Spirit University of Kaslik and RENAC, one of the leading international providers of education and training in the fields of renewable energy and energy efficiency.[15][23][24][25] Ziade also partnered with the Lebanese Notre Dame University–Louaize to develop renewable energy programs and to offer job and mentoring opportunities in his tech firms.[15][21] Ziade is a proponent of the protection of intellectual rights in Lebanon. In 2018 he was a speaker and co-organizer with YouTube and the Lebanese Ministry of Economy and Trade of a music and intellectual property protection workshop held in Beirut.[26][27] Ziade participated in the 2016 In Defense of Christians (IDC) conference, he also put his private jet in the service of the Maronite Patriarchate in 2018 for the transport of the relics of Saint Marina from the Church of Santa Maria Formosa in Venice, Italy to Lebanon.[28][29][30]