(PhilStar) MANILA, Philippines — Vaccines developed by the United States could arrive in the country in the next two months, Manila’s envoy to Washington said Tuesday.

A vast majority of the Philippines’ supply of COVID-19 jabs remain from China’s Sinovac, while some 525,600 doses of AstraZeneca arrived in March from the global initiative COVAX facility.

In a Palace briefing, Ambassador Jose Manuel Romualdez said Moderna gave a target date of June 15 for an initial 200,000 doses. A supply agreement for 20 million doses was signed in March, but there has been no word on a final purchase deal.

“I think they’re quite confident that they will be able to [roll in[ the vaccines,” he said. “Then, it will start increasing in succeeding months…they will complete the 20 million before the end of the year.”