Cr Khal Asfour

Director Metropolitan/Urban
City of Canterbury Bankstown

Cr Khal Asfour was first elected as councillor of the former Bankstown City Council in 2004 and held the role of deputy mayor from 2008-11. 

He also served as mayor from 2011-14 and again in 2015. In 2017, he was elected as the inaugural mayor of the City of Canterbury Bankstown; elected to the Board of Local Government NSW (LGNSW); and appointed Junior Vice-President of the Southern Sydney Regional Organisation of Councils (SSROC). 

One of his passions and priorities is assisting residents in need and ensuring the local community has the opportunity to have a say on the future of Canterbury-Bankstown. Khal is also strongly committed to council's mission "to provide quality services to our community every day".

Khal is dedicated to building stronger ties between the council and the community; sporting groups and associations; service clubs; registered clubs; and businesses across the city.

He intends to continue to lead the advocacy on important matters, such as sustainable development and infrastructure support, to make the City of Canterbury Bankstown an even better place to live, work in and enjoy.

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