The Algerian stamp for the OPEC 50th Anniversary depict the oil terminal at Cap Bouak near Bejaia port, Algeria (see URL) with in the foreground a gray hulled coastal or chemical tanker of which the name on the bow is deleted, so most probably not a tanker from Algeria. Till so far the tanker is not identified, who has her name?
Most probably the stamp designer has used the same photo as on the URL for the stamp design, and the small tanker added.
http://www.travel-images.com/photo-algeria294.html
Alongside the quay and behind the tanker on the foreground is depict the tanker CE-BREEZE.
Built as a crude oil tanker under yard No 942 by Namura Shipbuilding Co. Ltd, Imari, Japan for the Alliston Shipping Ltd, Monrovia.
27 October 1995 launched as SEABRIDGE.
Tonnage 56,951 grt, 31,742 net, 105,154 dwt., dim. 240.98 x 42 x 21.2m., length between pp 232 metre.
Powered by an oil engine 7RTA62 type, manufactured by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd., Japan. 13,726 kW (18,399.4 hp.), one shaft speed 14.5 knots.
March 1996 delivered to owners.
2006 Sold to Eurostar Maritime S.A., Liberia, renamed CE-BREEZE.
2011 as given by http://www.equasis.org same owner, managed by Marine Trust Ltd., Athens, Greece. IMO No 9110597.
Algeria 2010 38.00Dh. sg?, scott?
Source: Marine News. https://www.eagle.org