György Surányi responded to why his name appeared in the agent files
György Surányi, former central bank governor, expressed shock at being listed among network agents, asserting he was never part of such a network. He claims there is no evidence supporting the allegations against him, including no operational reports or documents. Surányi believes the mention of his name may stem from a failed recruitment attempt in 1986 when he was approached by authorities while working at the World Bank. He informed his superior about the recruitment pressure, which was subsequently halted. Surányi has publicly discussed this incident in his book and requests that the relevant authorities clarify his status in their records.
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