NEW DELHI: India and Cyprus are set to sign an agreement on defence and military cooperation during external affairs minister S Jaishankar’s three-day visit to the island country from Thursday, the first by an Indian foreign minister in 15 years. The two countries will also sign a declaration of intent for negotiations on an agreement on migration and mobility and Cyprus will formally join the India-led International Solar Alliance, according to a statement from the Cypriot foreign ministry. Cyprus will be the first stop in Jaishankar’s six-day tour that will also take him to Austria. Both visits are aimed at reviewing bilateral ties and taking forward cooperation in diverse areas. Jaishankar will travel to Cyprus during December 29-31 and hold talks with his Cypriot counterpart Ioannis Kasoulides. He will also meet Annita Demetriou, the president of the House of Representatives, the external affairs ministry said on Wednesday. The foreign ministry of Cyprus said Jaishankar and Kasoulides will sign a memorandum of understanding on defence and military cooperation and the document for the inclusion of Cyprus …