“…An influential best proximity point theorem, attributed to Fan [7], asserts that within a Hausdorff locally convex topological vector space H, if K represents a compact and convex nonempty subset, and T stands as a continuous self-mapping over K, then the existence of an element υ within K is guaranteed, satisfying p(υ, Tυ) = p(Tυ, K). This theorem has been extended by several authors, including Chaira et al [1], Chi et al [3], El harmouchi et al [5], Espìnola [6], Prolla [9], Reich [11], Saadaoui et al [12] and Sehgal and Singh [13,14], across a variety of frameworks.…”