
After the victory of Munich's Olympic bid in the Kurhaus in Baden-Baden, the delegation celebrated the success with the motto "Mia san Mia" and presented a banner for German sports funding.
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The Munich delegation celebrated the success of its Olympic bid in the Kurhaus in Baden-Baden.
The first cries of triumph had died down, conciliatory tones were directed at the defeated, then the victorious delegation allowed themselves a brief moment of their unofficial national motto: the so-called Mia san Mia.
The people of Munich took the stage in the Kurhaus in Baden-Baden and unrolled a sky-blue banner that read: “Munich is going into the race, for Germany and sport.” Then helpers handed out sky-blue scarves to everyone who had supported the Bavarian bid or who spontaneously wanted to join in the white and blue Olympic euphoria.

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Munich was selected as the German candidate for the Olympic Games. Chancellor Friedrich Merz, Prime Minister Markus Söder and DOSB President Thomas Weikert underlined the national importance and unity behind the application.

Munich is applying as a German candidate for the 2036, 2040 or 2044 Summer Olympics. The DOSB is faced with a non-transparent selection process by the IOC, burdened by the geopolitical situation, strong competition and the controversial legacy of Thomas Bach.
Munich prevailed against Cologne-Rhine-Ruhr with a vote of 91:50 at the DOSB general meeting in Baden-Baden. The Bavarian capital is therefore the official German applicant for the Olympic and Paralympic Summer Games.
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