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IOC Confirms India, Qatar Among 7 Bidders Who Want to Host 2036 Olympics
The IOC will assess bids on venue plans, funding and public support as it restores a contested selection process for the 2036 Games.
- The International Olympic Committee published a handbook on Tuesday for potential 2036 Games hosts, identifying Germany, Hungary, India, Qatar, South Korea, South Africa, and Turkey as the seven interested National Olympic Committees.
- IOC President Kirsty Coventry paused the fast-track selection process used for Brisbane when she took office in June 2025, returning to a traditional contested vote scheduled for 2029 to select the host.
- India and Qatar are favored candidates in the contest involving 100 IOC Members, with all contenders assessed on technical factors including funding strategy, public support, and athlete experience.
- After the Oct. 31 deadline for new interested parties, the Future Host Commission will evaluate current projects in November, and the Executive Board will approve a shortlist of candidates in March.
- National Olympic Committees are simultaneously in noncommittal talks for hosting the 2040 and 2044 Summer Games, extending the Olympic Movement's strategic planning well beyond the immediate 2036 cycle.
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Seven countries want to run for the 2036 Summer Olympics.
·Paris, France
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The International Olympic Committee publishes who goes to the race for the Olympic Games 2036 besides Munich. The application from Germany gets competition from three continents.
·Bonn, Germany
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In the coming months, the Hungarian ideas will also have to be presented to the IOC.
·Budapest, Hungary
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Seven countries expressed their desire to run for the 2036 Summer Olympics, including India, Qatar and South Africa
·Montreal, Canada
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IOC confirms India and Qatar in seven-nation race to host 2036 Olympics
India and Qatar have long been treated as the early favourites. More than 100 IOC members will cast the ballot, including Nita Ambani of India’s richest family and Qatar’s Emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani.
·New Delhi, India
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