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Why not keep things simple?I checked it out on my book and luckily found this.
"Perfect form is required when the action The Infinitive expresses precedes the situation The Predicate conveys." 
Source:张道真,2002(2007.3 reprint),张道真实用英语语法,外教版,on page:301

One example it provides on the same page
"I'm glad "He was pleased to see you again!"have made your acquaintance."  

 

So I think your first expression fit the context well.

Why not keep things simple?

"I'm glad to see you again!"  

 

I checked it out on my book and luckily found this.
"Perfect form is required when the action The Infinitive expresses precedes the situation The Predicate conveys." 
Source:张道真,2002(2007.3 reprint),张道真实用英语语法,外教版,on page:301

One example it provides on the same page
"He was pleased to have made your acquaintance."

So I think your first expression fit the context well.

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Why not keep things simple?

"I'm glad to see you again!"