Our Services for Young Iranians
Have you recently arrived in Germany and are facing the challenge of being separated from your loved ones? We understand that this experience can be emotionally and socially demanding. At the same time, you likely want to learn the German language and redefine your professional path—whether through further studies, vocational training, or employment
Cinco is here to support you during this challenging time. We offer migration counseling and conduct group analytical sessions to provide you with a secure and supportive environment for both personal and professional growth.
For more information or to schedule an appointment, please send an email to [mail@cinco-online.de]
We will contact you as soon as possible.
Space for Encounter:
Iranians of Different Generations in Dialogue
One of the major challenges of today's society, especially among Iranians, is the gap between the perspectives and experiences of different generations—differences that sometimes make dialogue difficult. Nevertheless, our goal is to create a warm and welcoming space for these generations to come together, so they can stand side by side without judgment, speak freely, listen to one another, and reflect. In this spirit, we invite all Iranians of various generations residing in Frankfurt to join us on November 8 for dialogue and sharing experiences
Number of participants: 20 people
Target group: Iranians of different ages
Date: Sunday, November 8, 2026, from 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Location: Evangelische Akademie, Römerberg 9, 60311
Registration: Exclusively via email by October 25, 2026, at: mail@cinco-online.de
We invite Iranians of different ages to a dialogue.
Coming from different generations, we have experienced Iran and migration in our own unique historical phases: from the experiences of the 1979 Revolution and the Germany of decades past, to the present-day realities of Iran, the recent protest movements, and living, studying, and working in Germany today.
These differing social, political, and vital life experiences have significantly shaped not only the mindsets but also the psychological processing of each generation.
Our goal is to create a safe and trusted space for encounter, where people of different generations can come together and engage in conversation.
This meeting does not have a predetermined topic. It is not about debates, persuasion, or forcing a consensus. We make no grand claims. The goal is simply to sit together without prejudice, listen to one another, and make a small contribution toward bridging the gap between generations.