Summary:
Yemeni protesters have gathered outside a university in the capital, Sanaa, hours after the president announced he will not seek re-election.

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Sanaa,Yemen (CNN) -- What seemed like hundreds of anti-government protesters gathered near Sanaa University in Yemen's capital early Thursday morning, a clear indication that many in the country were not satisfied with President Ali Abdullah Saleh's recent announcement that he would not seek re-election. Demonstrators had said they would continue Thursday with a planned "Day of Rage" march in Yemen despite Saleh's concession Saleh on Wednesday. Trying to quell a growing discontent in the country, Saleh said he will not seek re-election once his current term ends in 2013, after more than three decades in office. He won't install his son to replace him also, he said. He also has asked his political opponents "to re-engage in dialogue in hopes of reaching a sustainable and reconcilable political agreement," the Yemeni government said. Thursday's protest come amidst a similiar ongoing unrest in Egypt and a revolt in Tunisia that forced that nation's longtime strongman to flee to Saudi Arabia in mid-January. CNN's Mohammed Jamjoom contributed to this report.