Oil Tanker SEAVEN PRIDE Detained in Genoa After Inspection

The oil/chemical tanker SEAVEN PRIDE was detained in the port of Genoa following a Paris MoU Port State Control inspection conducted on 04 Dec 2025, after inspectors identified multiple safety deficiencies aboard the vessel. The inspection recorded a total of seven deficiencies, four of which were classified as detainable, prompting authorities to hold the ship in port until the issues are rectified. The SEAVEN PRIDE, flagged in Greece, has a gross tonnage of 4,077 and sails under IMO number 9310393. The vessel is managed by Seaven Tanker Management Inc under the International Safety Management (ISM) Code. Detentions under the Paris MoU regime are issued when inspectors determine that deficiencies pose a risk to the safety of the ship, its crew, or the environment, and the vessel cannot proceed to sea until corrective measures are verified by port state control officers. The specific nature of the four detainable deficiencies has not been disclosed in the inspection record. The case adds to the record of tankers flagged for safety compliance issues under the Paris MoU, which covers port inspections across Europe and the North Atlantic. No further details regarding the vessel's release or repair timeline have been provided.