Multiple attacks in the French capital on Friday killed 129 people.
The 2024 Olympic hosts will be named in 2017 and Bach said: "IOC members know terrorism is not a French or a Parisian problem, it is a global challenge."
On Sunday, Euro 2016 organiser Jacques Lambert said next year's tournament in France should not be cancelled.
Rome, Hamburg, Budapest and Los Angeles are also bidding for the 2024 Games.
Asked whether Friday's attacks could influence the vote, Bach told French sports daily L'Equipe: "No, the IOC members have a lot of experience.
"We are talking about the Olympic Games that will be held in nine years and terrorism is global, it is not just about a country or a city.
"It does not only concern sports but all the big events and the whole society."
He added: "You cannot concede victory to the terrorists.
"We must be united and firm, especially with the Olympic Games."

Joy Hewer, 52, was sexually assaulted and stabbed in her flat in Walthamstow, north east London, in 1995.
Her younger sister, Penny Barnes, said the family couldn't face "another 20 years of unanswered questions."
There were no signs of forced entry at the flat and Ms Hewer may have known her killer, police said.
Her body was found in her bedroom with multiple stab wounds after two fires were deliberately started in her sixth-floor flat.
An enhanced CCTV image of a man seen entering Ms Hewer's flat in St David's Court at around 22:30 BST on the night she died has been issued.
He is white, with short hair and wearing a light-coloured jacket. He would now be aged between 50 and 60 years old.
Officers believe that those close to the man would still be able to recognise him.
Ms Barnes said her sister was "absolutely no harm to anyone" and "would go out of her way to help others".
She added: "We've never forgotten the moment we were told she'd been murdered. It will never make any sense to us.
"She lived a quiet and peaceful life which was totally at odds with her last terrifying moments."
Police are also searching for a man who called the fire service on the night of Ms Hewer's death from a public phone on Fulbourne Road and a person waiting at the bus stop who he spoke to during the call.
Lead investigator Det Insp Susan Stansfield urged witnesses who may not previously have come forward to break their silence.
Last week's attacks on Paris will not influence the city's chances of hosting the 2024 Olympic Games, IOC president Thomas Bach has said.
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