RESOLUTION OF PETROBRAS EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING


Rio de Janeiro, December 15, 2017 – Petróleo Brasileiro S.A. - Petrobras reports
that the Extraordinary General Meeting held at 4 pm today, in the Auditorium of
the Company's Headquarters on Avenida República do Chile, nº 65 - 1st floor, in
the city of Rio de Janeiro (RJ), deliberated on and approved the following by
majority vote:

I.	Amendment of Petrobras' Bylaw, in accordance with the vote of the Federal
Government, as follows:

(i)	Amend art. 1 to forecast, expressly, the Company´s submission to the rules
of private law, pursuant to art. 173, §1, II of the Constitution of the
Federative Republic of Brazil, as well as Law 13,303/16 and Decree 8.945/16;

(ii)	Include §2 and §3 in art. 1º to adapt to item 1.1 of the Regulation of
Level 2 of Corporate Governance from Brazil Bolsa Balcão (B3) - Regulation of
Level 2 of B3, with the consequent renumbering of the single paragraph for §1º;

(iii)	Include paragraphs 3 to 7 in art. 3 in compliance with art. 8, paragraph 2
of Law 13,303/16 and art. 5  and 13 , paragraph 3 of Decree 8.945/16;

(iv)	Include Paragraph 4 in art. 4 to adapt to items 3.1 and 7.1 of the Level 2
Regulation of B3;

(v)	Include Paragraph 4 in art. 5 to adapt to item 8.1.2 of the Level 2
Regulation of B3;

(vi)	Amend the sole paragraph of art. 9 art. 13, caput and §2, art. 14, and art.
15 to make mere editorial adjustments;

(vii)	Amend the sole paragraph of art. 16 to clarify that the indications that
are link to the Federal Union as a shareholder and that are carried out by
Petrobras will also comply with the additional requirements set forth in the
Nomination Policy, as well as for the correct reference to all pertinent
articles;

(viii)	Do not amend art. 18, caput, keeping the board of directors with a
maximum of ten members;

(ix)	Amend paragraphs 4 to 7 of art. 18, to adapt to item 5.3 of the Level 2
Regulation of B3 and to increase the percentage of independent directors,
according to art. 38 of the Highlight Program on State Governance (“Programa
Destaque em Governança”) of B3, amended on 05/11/2017, as well as rule on the
treatment to be given in case of fractional number, in view of the different
norms to which the Company is subject;

(x)	Amend paragraph 9 of art. 18 and article 19, items I, III and IV, to make
mere editorial adjustments;

(xi)	Include, at SEST's request, item V in art. 19 to expressly mention the
member appointed by the Ministry of Planning, Development and Management,
according to art. 53, sole paragraph of Law 13,502/17;

(xii)	Amend art. 20, caput, and art. 21, caput, item V, §§3 and 6, to make mere
editorial adjustments;

(xiii)	Amend paragraph 1 of art. 22 for adaptation to item 5.7 of the Level 2
Regulation of B3;

(xiv)	Amend art. 23, caput, art. 25, caput, art. 27, §3, art. 28, caput, items
II, III, §4 and 6, to make mere editorial adjustments;

(xv)	Include §5º in art. 28 for compliance with CGPAR Resolution No. 14/2015,
expressly inserting the hypotheses of ending of the right to receive the paid
quarantine, already provided for in art. 28;

(xvi)	Amend art. 29, item XII to make a mere adjustment;

(xvii)	Include items XIV and XV and paragraph 3 in art. 29 for adaptation to
item 5.7 of the Level 2 Regulation of B3;

(xviii)	Amend art. 30, item II, to detail that the concept of "assignee of the
general structure of the Company" will be defined in Petrobras' Basic Plan of
Organization;

(xix)	Amend art. 30, item VI to correct the conflict with art. 40, VII, which
already deals with the "alienation of control of the capital stock of
wholly-owned subsidiaries of the Company";

(xx)	Amend art. 30, item XIV, §§2, 3 and 6 to make mere editorial adjustments;

(xxi)	Amend art. 30, paragraph 1, item I and include paragraphs 4 and 5 as an
alternative to adaptation to item 4.1 of the Level 2 Regulation of B3;

(xxii)	Amend art. 31 to perform a mere adjustment;

(xxiii)	Amend art. 32, paragraph 5, to provide the qualified quorum also for
operations with federal state-owned enterprises outside the ordinary course of
business of the Company;

(xxiv)	Change art. 33, paragraph 1 and art. 34, item I, item "e" to make mere
editorial adjustments;

(xxv)	Include letter "m" to item II of art. 34 to meet the forecast in art. 142,
VIII, of Law 6,404/76;

(xxvi)	Amend art. 35, caput and paragraph 2 to make mere editorial adjustments;

(xxvii)	Delete the sole paragraph of art. 38, in order to withdraw the forecast
of reporting to the Board of Directors, in view of the existence of more
efficient internal controls to verify the acts practiced by the Executive
Officers;

(xxviii)	Amend art. 39 to perform mere adjustment;

(xxix)	Amend art. 40, caput and item XI and include paragraphs 3 and 4 as an
alternative to adaptation to item 4.1 of the Level 2 Regulation of B3;

(xxx)	Amend art. 42, caput, to make a mere adjustment;

(xxxi)	Amend art. 43, caput, §§1 and 2, to make mere redaction adjustments and
amend §3 to adapt to item 5.11 of the Level 2 Regulation of B3;

(xxxii)	Include §§4 and 5 in art. 43 to expressly stipulate that the same
procedure for directors is applied to the members of the Fiscal Council and that
they must declare that they meet the independence criteria;

(xxxiii)	Amend art. 44, § 2, art. 45, art. 46, item V, art. 49, §§1 and 2 and
art. 57 to make mere editorial adjustments;

(xxxiv)	Change art. 58 for adaptation to items 4.1 and 13.1 of the Level 2
Regulation of B3;

(xxxv)	Amend art. 59 to include preparatory wording for compliance with Law
13.303/16 with respect to the bidding procedure;

(xxxvi)	Amend art. 60 to perform mere adjustment;

(xxxvii)	Include art. 61 for adaptation to items 8.1 and 8.3 of the Level 2
Regulation of B3;

(xxxviii)	Include art. 62 for adaptation to item 10.2 of the Level 2 Regulation
of B3, with the following wording for its sole paragraph, in accordance with the
vote of the Federal Government:

“Art. 62 (…)

Single paragraph. The costs of hiring a specialized company referred in this
article will be paid by the offering shareholder.”

(xxxix)	Include art. 63 for adaptation to item 10.3 of the Level 2 Regulation of
B3;

(xl)	Include art. 64 for adaptation to item 11.2 of the Level 2 Regulation of
B3;

(xli)	Include art. 65 for adaptation to items 12.5.1 and 12.5.2 of the Level 2
Regulation of B3.

II.	Consolidation of the Bylaw to reflect the approved amendments in this
General Meeting, in accordance with the vote of the Federal Government.

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Company’s Annual Report on Form 20-F for the year ended December 31, 2016, and
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