Goals. To evaluate the first experience of laparoscopic surgeries for colorectal cancer. Materials and methods. The results treatment of 25 patients with colorectal cancer who were on the examination in the abdominal department of the Vitebsk Regional Clinical Oncology Center from April 2015 to April 2016 and surgically treated with laparoscopic techniquepresented.Were performed 25 laparoscopic interventions, including: for men — 10, for women — 15. The average age was 62.33±2.27 years (M±m). Results. With the skills acquisition for performing laparoscopic operations, their duration is close to the open operation (205±32 min). In patients with similar interventions, the severity of postoperative pain syndrome reduced, significantly. A smaller postoperative trauma leads to an earlier recovery of bowel function and, accordingly, a more rapid patient’s rehabilitation. Conclusions. Analyzing the parameters that characterizing the observance of oncological principles, there are no differences with open technique of operation. Carrying out of laparoscopy assisted interventions on the colon and rectum for malignant neoplasms is reasonable and practicable. The use of laparoscopic technologies leads to a reduction in the number of postoperative complications, a decrease in the severity of the pain syndrome, and lessening of need in narcotic analgesics. Laparoscopic technologies allow performing interventions with observance of all oncological principles, providing necessary volumes and limits of resections.