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The New Zealand National Society of Earthquake Engineering approached the Soviet Embassy in Wellington5 for information on the earthquake and, when the immediate recovery phase was completed, was invited to send a team of earthquake engineers and scientists to learn at first hand of the earthquake and its effects. The team which departed New Zealand on 25 September 1989 comprised R.B. Shephard (Leader)6; P.J. North; J.B. Berrill; N.R. Gillon; and P.R. Wood. The Soviet Academy of Science and the Geological Institute of Armenia hosted the team in the Soviet Union. During the journey to and from the Soviet Union the group met with other researchers of the Spitak earthquake in Japan, the U.K. and U.S.A7, to learn more and compare findings.

Earthquake of 7 December 1988, Spitak, Armenia report of the NZNSEE team visit of 1989