How to get health pass in France for non-EU tourists

All tourists who are not from the European Union, and are already in France, or those who will be arriving on or before August 15, are now requi apply for Covid vaccine certificate. For non-EU tourists this certificate or health passport as it is being called, will allow them to enter events and places within the country.
The authorities are working on a system that will allow all foreign tourists who have been vaccinated with one of the approved vaccines, to obtain a COVID-19 certificate. According to the rules laid down by France, the second dose of the vaccine should have been taken at least seven days before travel.

France’s Minister of State for Tourism, Jean-Baptiste Lemoyne, said, “In accordance with the decision by the President of the Republic, Emmanuel Macron, we have put in place with the Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs a specific system for non-EU tourists who are already in France to receive a QR code which will be valid as a French COVID certificate.”
This new system will cater to those who have been vaccinated in a country other than those in the European Union. A person needs to provide certain documents by e-mail in PDF, JPG or PNG format in order to be eligible for the health pass in France. The documents include a vaccination certificate issued by the country of residence; a valid passport; return airline ticket of the passenger; and an application form that can be downloaded from websites of embassies and consulates.